... LANCASHIRE COLLIERS' DIVERSIONS. GLADIATORS' STRUGGLE. The fodowicg appears ia the Pall It was a fcr the Lancashire collier's sport. Dog racing, foot racing, and all k.s ordinar;. common amusements pale their insignificance before the higher game wrestling ...

... decine!d to pay the additional interest which was c - Mr. J. 0. Swift, who ap- peawrd for the plaintiff, Mr. F. C. Goldsmith, exnlaied that a loan of i5 was in j%%ary, 1891, and the amount, with the interest chsrged, bad not r been reaid. -Mr. J. P. ylearns ...

... STRIKE OF COLLIERS NEAR BOLTON. The whole tbo colliers employed the Colliery. Keanley, near Bolton have struck against redaction their yardage money. The manager the cslliery, Mr. dtott* informed Mr. Gre©nail, the miner*’ representative, last evening ...

... said he-did W r, d r -W nratural oc hut from injuries 8 ,t i-ved. 11 ...

... bet sie p u.t v_nea: should me d :aot nt ar d hila al de so advised th at P but it had tmpa of the a po disposition the • w s taken for a si veat o ci f t aniep a ire Pro es i p ig r ilinvueffread,ict the plaintiff; d. ranges £51;.. ...

... 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 ...

... this moruine, and ra.etM.sot th. rmtepaycrH « bell when the whod a «ie to Id per ul the candidate* lur the odice 'illage j j v ji Fridaf’e ynotatione. . comraiei'i.ineia were Reconllv the Forward deliveries of Californian are quiet Thoilorrottbsowwho ...

... SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST COLLIERS. A tWarringlen Police Court on Wednesday. three rough.looking men named Edward Ford, Charles Smith, and - William Trasy were charged with (113 the th of May, the of 2O d. from the person of James Montgomery, mamai. whilst ...

... THE COLLIERS' STRIKE, 1' A nnmerohsly-sttende - d meeting of the West Lancashire Coal Association was held yesterday at Liverpool to conaider the circ:nlar fromithe miners diking for en, dranee in wages. Th° following resolutions iveiV, unanimously /*Bed ...

... 000 colliers, of whom at least 10,600 are stimated, the remainder consisting principally of the workmen en on strike, at the pits in the neighbourhood of Atherton and West I d In the St. district, linge, the number of the which includes Haydock J; employed ...

... disLchargeL of my duties that I should be fur- n ehed tlt all the information possible as to grai -the ?? position of colliers and others; but pro 1 d' not think it right that I should disclose the out. sourres of that iniormation to ally one outside of the particular ...

... £2; E., F.,5s: J Uarkley Smitb, £2 2s. ; W. O., lOs.; In MIemory of Little Dora, s. ; MIrs. Ellis, INs.; F, R. S.;s r., Liverpool, £1, T. B., 2s. 6d.; ?? 2s Cd. ' ?? 10s. ; Mies K. Gregory, Es.; T. Bayou ' 6d.; ML Mtilner, 7s.; Miss Kilsbaw, £l; F. : ...