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... WAYLAND'S A LMA NA C B FOR 1865. PRICE ONI PENNY. FOR SALE at CARTER'S COACH FACTORY, UNION STAIN; RYON, an assormsent of about 30 CARRIAGES, New and Second-hand, comprising— Broughams, Waggonettes, Park Phaetons, Damocles, four and two-wheel Dog-carte ...
... WAYLAND'S ALMA NACK FOR 1865. PRICE ONR PENNY. JVOR SALE, at CARTER'S COACH FACTORY, UNION STRUT, (LTD; in iillintanti 0( about 30 CARRIAGES New and Second-hand, somprising— Wegionettee, Park Phaetons, Beroucbee, four and two-wheel Dog-carts, single and ...
... the Liverpool Carters’ Union has been ascertained, and 2,693 members out of 3,12* entitled voted. Of these 2,388 voted in favour of striking, and SOS against week’s notice was accordingly given the men and the union to the , Master Carters’ Association ...
... th the place where the accident occurred wee neither a factory nor a wharf. The case was really rought by the Liverpool Carters' Union. The widow had tiled an ath law. in which she said she was left totally without means, with two young children to support ...
... For Sunday labour they were underpaid. Mr. G. Baker, Secretary tothe Carters’ Union, said he had collected statistics from 34 other towns. The figures showed that the Corporation carters in these towns got an average of 235. 11d. per week of 583 hours, while ...
... fixed up b. tween the Carters' .insi the kcal corporation, under • the Carters' Union agreed to deliver water to all tarts of the town at li.. per hundred gallons, rod a 1 Os Cr the whole businesi of water delivery to the Carters' Union. The ...
... the permanent heads in nearly every Inatome remaining at work. The Treasurer of the Carters' Union has Staved the members a Dodoe saying that the rules of the Union require the casters to give the meters a week's notice, and that all who went oat on ...
... Council, be stated thatduricg the year tne Carters’ Union had been started, and that 120 memcers had already been enroiled, 50 of whom were tramway employés. whom it was at one time thought impossible to form into a Union; and they expected a considerable increase ...
... Daum Piss, Barley, Nay end Straw . Nog All kinds Ma Need. kr sad Cattle Ned. N.R—All posissily to. FOR SALE, at CARTER'S COLOR FACTORY, Union Berns, Rua, an at absat 30 CARRIAGES, Rev and Seen&load.se= Swaghang, Park tour and two-wkeel Deg-earb, Basks; ...
... the secretary, said some masters hal granted their terms, and for them the men would resume work. He remarked that the Carters' Union wanted none of the doctrines of John Burns, Ben Tatou, or Cuninghame Graham, but a fair advance and an amicable arrangement ...
... Mil of eve Send. Apd for the l d d n esc o :t C ton. All kinds of Cattle N.B.—All attended to. FOR SALE, at CARTER'S CO4III' FACTORY, UNION STILINT, us aasorWaWd 80 CARRIAGES, New rad tiorood-sari, Broughams, Waggonstrae, Park tont and two-wheel Dog-aorta ...
... keeping men on the furms, and farmers look forward to the summer with anxiety. In the Petworth Union carters and stockmen are needed. In the Newhaven Union there has been insufficient labour for potato planting. ...