... THE COLLIERS. (From the Glasgow Chronicle.) The prompt manner in which the combined colliers were rooted outer Coal Works, has throws their leaders into terrible cooswniaUoo. general meeting about 1,600 of the combined body was held on the Uth inaL in ...

... THE COLLIERS. We are happy to state that our anticipations last week, of the probability that the misguided colliers would speedily be convinced of their misconduct and resume their occupations, have been fully realized. On Tuesday morning the great body ...

... f colliery Ilabouir, andi any cesstionfromworkby ven a, 0oisiiterable number, of colliers boas not, therefore, been macis felt. 'Thle toasters are resolved t neot to (employ, collier's who belong to tbe union, antI ?? is thle great cause of con'tenition ...

... serted even by their owners, to be washed away perhaps by the floods of winter. Again there are a vast number of the inhabitants of the villages which lie around Paris, who live by their summer profits on balls, pic-nics, and a variety of files, and their ...

... means washing tho face and bands only. The body was left to blacken ad libitum as Mr. Peter Gaskell, a witness in Mr. Kennedy's district, thus satisfactorily testifies :_ .. How often do th drawers wash tbeir bodies ?_None of tho drawer* ever wash ti.cir ...

... A PUBLIC MEDTING of Colliers was held at Andley, on Friday, at the Bull's Head, when a good number of Colliers were present, who were highly delighted with the addresses of Messrs. Swallow and Lomax. A PUBLIC MEETinG of Colliers was held In the Cheadle ...

... places a goodly number of mtmbers were enrolled. BURSLEM AND HANLEY.-A public out-door meeting of the colliers of this neighbourhood was holden at Smallthorne, Mr. Thomas Mayer, a collier, in the chair. Mr. Lomax, a Lancashire collier, addressed the meeting ...

... VAST PLOODS IN XORPOLK. ItNtUNDATION OF THOus.'NIDs OF ACS.ES OF LAND.- During the last few days, the bantis of tie Rivers-Wen- sum, Yare, Waveney, and Bure have overflowed, and laid Isnder ,Tvter vast tracts of meadow and arable land, sweeping asay ttackp ...

... Prise af Vast. There was a vary liauted number of Beasts on sale in this day’s market; however, ns the attendance of both mstropolilaa and provincial buyers was very moderate, and the weather unfavorable to slaughtering, the trade ruled, the whole, dull ...

... the assistance afforded from the general fund, for it is by pecuniary aid strike is most sufficiently supported, vast numbers of the colliers of Northumberland and Durham are continually prowling about the villages and towns begging for the means of carrying ...

... Vast Met. The ' scribe,' with retrospective eye, Would from the apparent WHAT conclude the War. _ POPE. MONDAY.—The Professor of Hebrew to the University of Oxford, Dr. Pusey, has been interdicted preaching before the members of any of the several Colleges ...

... VAST WEEK At many of the markets, barely sufficient Wheat has been brought forward supply the demand ; and sellers liave succeeded in obtaining advanced rates. The quantity of free foreign Wheat is also drawing into narrower compass, and good qualities ...