... parsons to imitate colliers in lo their conduct at conferences, may sound n humiliating 1 to the cloth in its superior de- th partments; but when colliers behave better hi than parsons, why, then, no argument is d needed to enforce it. d I . ?? ...

... check any attempt to open tho ?? in that neighbourhood, were promptly dispersed J by t e police. IlTh borough ?? wereopenedon Wednesday morning f before the recorder, Mr. J. Catterall. The calendar in the t heaviest on record, and three of the prisoners ...

... s dow n the shaft. I d | The fete constailes and oetiiass of t'te colliery w were driven away by stones. A- the Sawmill I'it, beiongi-ng to the sai.e conur and only a short dsistace aclway, swhere ai alarm Lad beno previously 1 d sounded by the colliery ...

... threefold ProPertieSq. Aheon to everyclass. In boxeg, 13!d. and 2?s. 9d. each.-W. V. WRIGHr & Co. ,Loudon, NOTx.-Wrigbt's Preparations of Coal Tar May be Obtlisrco of any chepiist in the civilised wqrld,-[ADvr.J ...

... outin the neigh- boushood, when they were met by a body of colliers about 100 stri ng, who were moving In the direction of MIr. d Bankee's collieries, at Winstanley. A few questions were d put, but the gentlemen were not harmed, and the mob smashed ...

... War~n 1ffVOxrit*. -In tg and sticaing, Mt h rein j d gtstdul flavour devoloped by thse spw4iI e..ot pre 41n applied, thl oocis ,ua nsed , tliw b t3a barerA 1 or Irsakf st by Abonsiado who nsver befee ueed o.D It i ;Msod ?? by perlnx bolong water or milk ...

... n by the colliers there, but at the time of writing no rioting had been reported frem thAeipghbourbood. Thenumberof menworkifg to dby at the Wigan Coal and Iron Compay's pits Is from 800 to 900, but only about one-third of these ua colliers. A few extra ...

... ae masters of the district concedc tiao Sanll:. iacreasc of PI ty napges, atbvise at the expiration of two motiths lie the colliers will be expectei to retuvii to the old he rate oL Wages. Tiee Gretse Coil and Irou Company al lie oho ?? extt-sive collieries ...

... a offering 100 to any one who should kill or slay e d itber of the brothers was posted in the district, and as a precautionary measure the windows of the honge In which they resided were oarefnlly d ?? with thick plarkt. All 3cnday night I mud Mond ...

... hitch till 't tiu ftmiolies of the mnm f rain the existence , li~tt l! c, to:d teeing Ih:ei . tha . tiir ?? wera rosoluto, * d ?? pii. , ,il upon tho chief nivitiberof th3 dopel.u I J i! to NUtet! IA' to itiluce the men to accent tie oni- ii it: i-: . I .sic ...

... '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 ...

... THE SOUTH YORKSHIRE COLLIERS. FXClTIND PROCUBDINGS. On Friday and Saturday last, the colliers on etrike and look-out in the South Yorkshire district were kept in * high state of fcrmentation In consequenoe of tN laat arge body of Staffordshire miners ...