... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... t:r, . :isy TsGi)ia andl II Stanbury) it wias rep.ortei d' rug the evtning ' 1 ethat the viholL a; tliocrspenscs in cornection .rito I e the d- coerirn of Lia b 'la,!-:ting room had bhel _defraved. d Trio 1lisitS CATrOLIC It'iilLAT;i AwND TFOB LAAS-1! tI ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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

... 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. : ...

... might send the whole of the workers in the pit into eternity. but the colliers themselves seemed perfectly care- less. He was not instructed to press the case, but if the colliers would not look after themselves the proprietors must do it for them. Mr ...

... Liverpool, Hours, e evenuntil four p.m. (not ater). I d HOUSEWIFK's O1NB j I^V1RPOOL'hX~D EiRKNNHRAJ)?8K~.' ST. JOHN'S. -BDIUIIUnLU. AZTIOL8S. ~~Wednlesday.- ' Wednesday. : - ,, .. * dl. sd- sd. * d. Beet pol lb . o -iO' o sto'6ieo *Esef~peilb. ?? 0. 0)to-ol ...