... 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 , ...

... 7}d; double size, ls [hd All ebemista, and Chureh-stret; Drawbridze, Bu ; or free for Vor M stamps from Seaferd Maas arimg Company, Liverpool, ANATOMTOA L Boots, for omer im throug’ bide (very soft}, 160 6d, bare eewn bottoms, we: better boot, —J, Ben ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to be premature, and has not been followed, •o far as can gather, the colliers employed the other pits belonging to Messrs. Knowles, at Clifton, Kearaley, and Pend lebury. Tho colliers the Dixon Green pit of the Bridgewater Trustees have struck for advance ...

... 4AM K.BAwtUn‘.. e*B»ABa * WEATUEU REPORT T\D FORECASTS. tOSDOy, TcmAt. The (ulketan IL-0 tba Mcleofoiugtca! weetocr j | ~ p.m. Uwiay, rtlteriaf CL* *1 ti. 0, lamin - le-.fi u V ittn, 1, ad., |.-b;. t,tr sort. 2, • * t) li -' ‘«w ...

... CHM 45 - )N , 4TARLIE IN To day. Woes lola, Collier. at the Metalled Cleanly Covet, Hevaisore of 45. Dukestreet. So mare, drys Mr. Joie Small. shrew, the citittaibmi elerk, Mr. S. Kershaw. the Air; sad Mr. J. A. Elliott. olicitert, Ilteetoomettest. ...

... Booto, W. H. Clemmey, A. H. Carmichael, T. IT. Clare, D. D. Costine, J. Crice, T. Gardner, J. Houlding, J. Kilsbaw, W. King, J. H. Lancaster, T. Molyncux, R. Mawdsloy. J. Parry, C ...

... magistralc, Mitchelstowu ; Dean O'Began, from Blorisson; District Inspector Irwin, Air. John Dillon, M.P., Dr. Tanner, M.P., Mr. J. D. Tyne. M.P., Mr. .Maodeville, Mr. Condon, M.P., and the local priests. Mr. O’Brien’s case was then called by the clerk, Air ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...