... well to pitmen and colliers as to any other class ho 1, of persons ; but society cauneot allow all other men to be If injred beyond a certain degree for the gratification of be d h colliers. It cannot allow its nuanufactures to be d 7 stopped, its commerce ...

... MINE%' FEDERATION THE WELSH COLLIERS. AND ap- A MOMENTOUS ISSUE. la% A mining correspondent ?? Welsh am pitmen are just now discussirig with considerable the spirit the momentous question wbether their wages m. shall be regulated in future by a sliding ...

... attempting to ascend. Mr. Harrop was imprisoned d in the office, being unable to effect an exit, whilst tl ,e Mr. Wilde failed to get to his rescue. The y r. latter gentleman consequently rode back to Wrex- D. of ham, immediately returning to the colliery ...

... jigger. a Joseph Johnson. collier. nd James Ashton, collier. married, four children. E 1re William Barton, collier. -t th Benjamin Mayers, collier. E u Robert Johnson, dataller, married, four children. E W;lliJam Bailey, collier, m. ed ...

... MISS RUST AND THE REV. J. I MISS WAYMAN. TO TlE ZDITORS OP TME LIVBERPOOL MBRCJIY. Barking, March 20. Gentlemen,-It is strange that Mr. Wayman should expect me to reply to his lotter of the 16th when one of mine to him, containing important questions ...

... there were two gentlemen present prepared to advocate the cause of the workmen, viz, Mr. J. a Cross, representing the Lancashire and Cheshire colliers, and IMr Chilton, J.P., of The Elms, Gres- O ford. He asked for a show of hands as to whether the' should ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 't *co ?? i'nnst r!i'.oe:8 de ?? .S t..d ti.. ce t:ia is a non Salatlo. ?? a, r r.st;cdw tot o '.esse As~s'caL - -r.V yte _ le-:: aX XI c . e-o the £steame r. .-c : .; :.,e was rst observed , &.'nI r, CZr tho D ort ..inerae, Jae i ;t emaine ...

... ctieu o rder ejrwand should ho tst as:de, r:d the suit be reetort I to ie' list. C C aicel rci--rr-i to the ?? of >eti tiwier's seiaicit -r l:Mr. hel ',olJ, wh i x:s r-ad I'nl tho :i ' or ti:si ?? ht~s d;:j (-idi--ed t::. Crse toI ?? I ?? tilis e ' . ...