... THE COAL TR, I .^2 us, The pretent arpect it - Lbut assuIng, eigtht00a1 trode is d po 1 0gl or, the IwoIave strawy,%, coller owere and their O tin between surne to extend Into Mnoat k6c and on that to * The o-were at tbe exe niv tat is tkaO ec pex I ...

... Brigham, Rev. J. Me F'eeley, Mrs. B. St. George lorbes, Dr. Geddis, Rev. J. 6. Glass, Mr. Ric).ard Healey and Mrs. Healey, Rev. J. P. M'Grail, Mir. .5. Fletcher Moulton, Q.C., M. P., and MIrs. Fletcher Moulton, Dr. D. E. Osborne, Mr. J. ...

... desc~a, Mr. and Amax H. J. Barbey, Miss Bar- -hey, mian servant -and maid sen-ant; Lieutenant- Colonel H. C. Woods, RPL.A; -Mrs. Swenson, Miss Swenson, and maid; Mrs. E. C. Swift, ,Ms wft, and-maid;, Colonel MA. J. O'Briena, Mao J . ...

... and there were also present Messrs. G. B. Kerferd, A. Duranty, A. B. orwood, R1. O. Crobie C. J. Corbally, G. Schofield J. Hosack, J. Girein, J. 1R. Darsie, J. J1. Rowe, Ac. The report, of which the following is a copy, was taken ae read: ...

... his remarks concerning Judge Collier. a He (the speaker) had been in an arbitration case, e the arbitrator being Judge Collier, and he never e found a judge so impartial. Hear, ?? M speakers bore testimony to Judge Collier's fair- to ness on the bench ...

... Bennett, M. J. Bernheim, W. K. Blodgett, MUrs. Blodgett, Miss E. Boehn, J. D. Beewell, J. Bridgman, Ernest W. Brown, Mrs. Vernon H. Brown and niece. Miss Brown. Miss Arneq Brown, ...

... Culverhouse, Bute-street, Treherbert, )7 Glamorganshire, collier. i0 Tom A. Barfoot, Bridge-street, Newport, printer. r3 |a D a-o 8. 3 3 8 W3 D3 Z38 Z3 ,3: |cc, -; d S '9 ' - ' re? 2 ~M i2 en.~ I IT V tO 6 j , Cb o E a b 0 s- Sj M 1 . . 0 V 0000000o> 2| ila ...

... evening. Mr. (G. Chamberlain, J. P,, presided, and was suppcieA by the Revs. Canon WallWork, Canon MotLe (Biradford),and Father Gardner, Mr. J. Lynch, I J.P., Mr. and Mrs. G. G Chamberlain. Mr. MIrs., and Miss Mulgrew, and Mr. J. M'ulcme, ...

... .- Worcester off into deep water, and eventually took r, D her into Herculaneum Dock. Judge Collier gave I -J- {AR *5- Aaaon~nte harldin, that. the ago her into Herculaneun; Dock. Judge Collier gave judgment for the defendants, balding that the soervices ...

... Helens Town Hall. A paper entitled Libraorianshi as an occupation for ladies was read by Miss Rmhardson, assistant librarian St., Helene Free Iibrary. Miss Richardson's paper evinced an interest in her occupation and an enthusiasm which might often ...

... were examined-a condition whhich the employers regarded as insulting. THE STRIKE OF LANdASHIRE COLLIERS. There lo every tappearance tbat the strike of colliers in the Hlaydock cietrict will son be at en end, for a large number of -he mt u have opamened ...

... rtduce their gages from 7!d. to Gjld. per hour has been = =sucese£i. The men held 3meetiag on Satarrday. afternoon il the ?? flall, Lord Neon-streeC, when the award was made kncwn, and a vote of thanks wee passed to iMr. J. F. Collier, the arbiran . tor, for ...