... at. How far this change in affairs will shape the action of the colliers of Sultan sad other places in South-east Lancashire remains to be seen. A meeting, at which about 3,0 , 10 colliers were present, was held on Friday morning on the Pendlebury market ...

... she ere him to take airs se. husband west back to London. end taws* .toyeafterwards th. y were to meet at the Charingates He d.d not keep the sod she had of his Hot she sae she Imriressios that he was solos to Anemia by the overload route, he bad been to ...

... duty toilh ujast and I.win » kin( , in South gite then. power a. b'.sfloies.tiro ‘J- J previous Mouday. the district meeting *. j . [OSt) men him l - .„u„ d,h.re ff i.*!L.. .a i'udlc). A.that nice.mg haloid »M ISSS) Ibi'iO Ibil 18CJ li* Asr»ulU ...

... SUMMER GARMENT& salsas swamis how OW Wowawl Mink.. per. iremareted winos a n d.. t s„,. Oestlernes mauls, Foshiosable sad Well- attester d run firth who base upwards 100,00 u d is chit, Grip . cum. .. ..14 visit rosiobleta Able hew bee.. orig.-1w ...

... solicited to Ci?n^y, s .i' 1 ' the central district fund which is being estab J proviaing a check weighm.ci a'each of tho tention is also directed to;wbat is t* rinB . d t j, fl > very serious matter affecting the welfare ot _ ta * namely, the statement ...

... ADELAIDE TERRACE. 18Mrs J. Smith (Let Furnished.) Andertnn R. Eaq, Bowdon Andetton the Miase*. do •BABAME TERRACE. 22 Mrs. Jone*. LYTMAM 34The Misses Smith and Booth Andeell the Mia-ee, Cowley lioiise. St. Helen* .88Miss Gamer. 38. .Mrs. Beddard ...

... COLLIERS FINED. It'd* correspondent sUile* that several colliers arre clurged Morley, near Leeds, yesterday, with rioliuK and intimidation in connection with the ;*t Motley Main Colliery. Fines ranging from to wcie inflicted, 21 charges being withdrawn ...

... THE COLLIERS* STRIKE. AFFRAY AT WIGAN, YESTERDAY. A few minutes past twelve o’clock yesterday morning, a large body of Ihe turnouts, numbering closeupon 500, marched through the Market place in military order, and set up a cheer as they went along St ...

... DURHAM COLLIERS. Oa Saturday, a 4 a meeting of the Darham coalowners’ representatives and membors of the Darham Federation Board, the offer of the coalowners of an advanes of 3} per cent on carrent prices for Dlay, Jane, and July was sosepted, and also ...

... take long. Robbie Burns, who was put nghtsoo the course, was mounted bis opponents comm«K*d filing out of the paddock, the lot being headed Palmbearer, Bayon d'Or, Zut, and Muley Edii*, wW* Visconti, who was adorned with blinker*, waa last v> step on ...

... parsons to imitate colliers in lo their conduct at conferences, may sound n humiliating 1 to the cloth in its superior de- th partments; but when colliers behave better hi than parsons, why, then, no argument is d needed to enforce it. d I . ?? ...

... standing'at ter door heard Firevidently in reply to thing the prisoner had said, say emphatically, No, never. 1 ' The woman d(d not sea what took place immediately afterward*, she geing mdOeva, but as they passed the door a knock waa given open shutter ...