... A MISSING COLLIER. On Tuesday night, J onathan Finney, 15, Stonestreet, Parr, went to his work at the new pit, Ashthn's Green Colliery, and should have teturned home at five o'clock on Wednesday morning. As he did not arrive back the matter was placed ...

... up a is t he plied whetted hie unlimity, sad flying u p tee J a memo. wits it tine tier. stairs he beret into sittainotoms., end at tole This in iii, who gave the of Rob into the &ewe of Miss Bening Elliot. Pinkney, and Wear: became intimate, as the Little ...

... 'allowing :—Lanonshire : Meters. Allred Howlett, T. D. Ging*, end Robert ; Derbyshire MOM, A. Barnes, M.P., Fit:sherbert Wright. Thomas Ellis. Band and Watkin Davies; South and Wet Yorkshire • Meoer A. W Chambern, J P Mark Oldroyd, M.P. ; W. E. Garfoith, and ...

... and costs in the second ease. THE MILLWALL DOCKS SCANDAL. • ARREST OF THE MISSING CHAIRMAN. Colonel Birt, the missing chairman of the Mill. wall Dock Company, who as been missing for several weeks. and against whom a warrant was issued, was aarested at ...

... take less wages than the Lancashire I colliers. Indeed, the Lancashire colliers will, as ' soon an the present strike ends, direct their (intim. Yours towards forming a strong organisation among 'the North Wales colliers for tile purpose of equalisin g , ...

... Sir J. L Manta said he must express equal ‹aurprise with Mr. Inckine. Mr. Law, for the defence, said be did not deny than an assault had been committed, but it was not of such a serious character as the complainant tried to make out. A collier was called ...

... SOUDAN. Major-General W. F. Gatacre, 0.13., D. 5.0., commanding the 3d Infantry Brigade at Aldershot, has been appointed to the command of the British troops in the Soudan, and will be accompanied by Major Thomas D'Oyley Snow, who will act at Brigade-Major ...

... 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;.. ...

... 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 ...

... THE COLLIER 14ill THE BISHOP. wA rather - gla -- 8147;y1; - oti -- Tts — r - t;u — nds giving a convensation between the of Newcastle and a collier. The Bishop, who is a staunch advocate of total abstinence, is said to have been travelling third incognito ...

... Westminster. d th o e w D se uk ,o a r n ri d it D ,w iic , h o ess n. s o i f r De Am vo h n ib ei . j hi d re A , 1..r ., : 0 r n dL• L„. 7 1 - Carrington Chamberlain), Sir Francis K,nollys (Secretary to the ...