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... Blngham produced the registered Y of the Amalgamated Association of MinerA 6S also the rules of the Burnley and Church disbi )D Mr. D. J. Grmnt, secretary to Mr. H Dt general manager of the complainan' oolb7 b there were nine pits working at iresent, b n November ...
... StJtfartin'; WAt Johi and- Tbomas PLitchard, The Lodge and be Edwin uann4, Chirk Bank-Mr. Y. H. EllisE d. Cawestry appoared for t&lhcomplaiant company or and Mr. J. P. Catwright of Chester Fora in the defendants. Defendants put in a win te or claim of lol. each ...
... duath was duo to blood poisoning set up by the injury to bi sEd% It was probablo that the man's life wo id have been sai ed if a d ctor had been caled in at oznc,,.- Mr. R. Turner, certz£cated manager of the IL:n. said the oocnrrence was never reported tc ...
... be abl j to compel the masters by moral force, as t;ey were doing in the north, to accede to their just demalnds. (Cbeers.) Mr. T. allid'ay moved the following resol:tiAon: That this meeting cf mmere and cthers nownetcked out in West Lancas d*re e'xpresse ...
... PARK SCHOOL, TUEBIIOOTTZpITB Mr. J. BTRKKr.-»DAY f January »5. Inclusive terms for Boarder*. FRESffFIELD Kev. GEORGE BARTLE, D.D.. D.C.L. MISS GKEENOUGH 14, SCHOOL v 11111 ««da ¥, 14, Wi. N.8.-Quarter from day at entrance. ■ Education by the ...
... On Monday, collier brig bound far the Tyne drove to Tynemouth rooks in consequence a.™d by the The Prinoe Consort visited Cambridge Mondav his ostensible objeet being the inspeotion of Hall, and the preparations making thereat for the reception the Prinoe ...
... bleak field, with nothing but canvas to cover them, because the colliers had asked for that which was aimply their due, Of themselves they could not hold out, but if their brother colliers in that and other districts would render them assistance they would ...
... asked me if Captain Gough and family were there yet. I said they were. She ctthen said is Miss Arbutlinott in? I answered - lif She is. She then asked D Ioes Miss Arbuthn'uott walk out alone? I said I did not know, that I never saw her walking alone ...
... Carter's Lister lover Pijjaaay wall tarnad unnlffq^fet j 1 1 MISSING for lest of lissrpool• Mmxmry. Xta ;| d J ...
... kc. Her bridesmaids were Miss Gretton, Mfiss S. Waring, Miss L. Waring, Miss Winnie Nash, MEss . Turner, Miss Hesketh, and two prettily-attired children, Miss Ethel and Miss Katie WiLliams, daughters of Mr. ...
... ITHE MISSING WORD AND THE MI3SSING AWARDS. I I_1 in iTO TF NflOR o0 THES LrVIrPOOL ERCUaT. SC W' Geutlemev,-Mr. C. A. Pearson, of Pearson's or Weeklr, has addretsd me with reference to the m prizes in the Ostrich ctmpetition. It will be e s recollected ...
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