... will use hi s b es t a d v i ce an d i nfluence to reconc ile the parties ; and the d i ff erences h av i ng b een h ono urably settled by the good offices and responsibility of the cornmending officer, ought never t o h e rev i ve d b y e ither partlyor ...

... fuither south We are informed that most of the Nottinghamshire, nod several of the Dt rny-hire colliers are doing very little work, as great numbers of the colliers firmly continue in the union. We understand there has been a large met ting of the most influential ...

... -H- C OLL I meetRS. i THIE COLLIER& In tho neigbbourhood of St. Eelen's a conideshle b the colliers arn still out of work, and many of the, h rotth 3 nelghbourhood, refusing to submit to the terms de ave left tmed tmasters. Several fresh hands have been ...

... atores. . t, Two houses of rendezvous were opened this r day on the point, to enter seamen for the expedi- n i tion to Algiers. d d Captain Brisbane has been removed from the c i Boyne, to act as Lord Extroutb's captain, in the i e Queen Charlotte. The several ...

... TO MISS J- S--• when I think of thee My heart beats qtllck with ecstacy, And oh ! the charms that round thee reign Resemble those that poets feign ; For never yet on earth was seen So sweet a face, so bright a mien : Raptures live within thine eyes, The ...

... BOARD GUARDIANS. The weekly meeting the Board was held yeaierday. Present—J. Bolling, Esq , chairman ; Messrs. T. Green, Kntwutle, Dawber, G. Green, E. Ilawoith, Hibbert, J. Green, J. Ashworth, sen , Longwor.li, liampson, Tickle, Nuttall, Holden, Hayes, ...

... methodists, ruin, near Greenaere. Mo. . when a sermon was preached on the iicia.jon |,y .j Mr. Verity; after that collection w„, ', j establishment ami support of the arho-d. Shaw Two sermons were preached Shaw Sunday k.tnr the henelit the mid ■ the establishment ...

... received bp, the hard honest collier. This statement is perfectly true,—the - poorest pencil in the realm does not begrudge the herd working collier a Jay's wages for a fair day's work; but it must be borne mind that the colliers' has to be paid by the ...

... Atherton to Miss Ann Foster ; Mr. Simeon Kay to Miss Elizabeth Sergeant; Mr. Robert Southern to Miss Ellen Holt; Mr Chas Gregory to Miss Martha Bowker ; Mr. Peter Lee to Miss Alice Thomas; Mr. George Grove to ...

... tile other depar1timlenlt of work whllic th1 colliers were ex pected to perform for nothing Isolmethilg had beell S(old by O01e of tile colliors ubolit tho dirt ii thic pits, nud tile Plaus to o ..d..)ted ill order to the rioeuoval of the dirt 0s oilyas ...

... who are _for benevolent pupses, have beeir~ II to the coibined colles of aveidleen e fat d those societies have been ?? and - present and pressing wants of the d Oalins under an idea that they are assisting sutilo h unjustly, and without any faut o. ...

... COLLIERS’ TURN-OUT. It appears that the dispute between the colliers and their employer*, in this neighbourhood, has not yet been finally adjusted. Monday la-t, Samuel Taylor, a coal miner in the employ of Mr. S. Blair. Little Holton, was biought before ...