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... Accrington Miss Bradbury Mr Hill, Ashton-under-Lyne Mn, Hill do do Mrs Collier, Glossop Miss Collier do Mr Collier, junr. do No, 12 Mr B Preston Mrs Hill do Master Hill do Miss Hill do Mrs N Banister Mr & Mrs ...
... Od-porSMIb.! J*. M-*o 10a. Od. per aWlb.; tnraips, 9a. Od. OrjOd. par IS peeks; onions, to Od. par SdOlba Lira spool Hat Htanr, Tncaday, Sopt, Hay {old).7*d. to Old.; (new),o|d.toBJ-I.; rloTer.Od.m Od.; groan ditto, 2Jd- to 3d.; ratchet, »d. did., straw\wheat) ...
... THE COLLIERS’ MOVEMENT. The proceedings of the miners in different parts of the country arenow assuming an aspect of importance. Judging from recent meetings held in the mining districts, and the resolutions adopted, there is little doubt that the men ...
... THE COLLIERS’ STRIKE. strikes have been common at this period of the year among colliers in this neighbourhood, the demand for fuel giving tie men an advantage, which they do not allow to pass by unioproved. We have been threatened this year, however ...
... 'MEETING OF COLLIERS AND 'UNERS. ly | 1On DMonday evening, another meeting of tlhe colliers and i! D£ miners at Earl Granvlle's pits was held in the Hell Fields, a r Hanley, for the purposc of receiving the report of the depu- t r. tation wiohe was appointed ...
... employed according to ability 2s. to 3s. Kirkless Hall, (Arley Mine.) Colliers employed 3s. 6d. • persons employed regular 2s. 6d. to 35. , HallibmtOns, Ince eight hours. Colliers employed 0 c 0 ,7‘ sionally, 35. 6d.; persons employed regular, 2s. 6d ...
... saw some colliers leaving their work. They went towards Dukinfied village. I saw twelve men cross a field, and meet three of these colliers who had left their work. One of these mozroke to the colliers. I interfered with them, and the colliers were allowed ...
... COLLIER: STRIKE AT WIGAN. FURTHER TUMULTUOUS PROCEEDINGS. WIGAN, SATUIDAT EVZNING.—This morning, at four* o'clock, information wee received by (brief-constable Simm, from Mr. Bryham, of Rose 13ndge Colliery, Inc*, that a large body of turn-outs were assembled ...
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... well to pitmen and colliers as to any other class ho 1, of persons ; but society cauneot allow all other men to be If injred beyond a certain degree for the gratification of be d h colliers. It cannot allow its nuanufactures to be d 7 stopped, its commerce ...
... HIll Co any's colliers 'from going to work on Friday morning, a ody of the. county constibu- a LlIry, under the direction of Inspector Peters, 'were' posted aj inthe'heighbourho d on Thursday night, for the protection c- of those colliers, 300 of whom ...
... per day. A Collier occasuLy. employed, 2s. 101., he has his own tools to find, and u 'r r s penny per day stopped for Oil for Lamp out of it; Co and others regularly employed according to ability 25 • to 3s. Kirkless Hall, (Arley Mine.) Colliers employed ...