... harder work, more anxiety, and the balance at the banker's less. Milking Green mill (Mr. Seville's), had twining, Messrs. J. Hardy, Lawton, and Bros., County End mill, found plenty of workror them. Taylor's, of Hopkin Mill used to have the new end of Booth's ...

... Peel-street, Darwen. Maggie Morris, 17, Peel-street, Darwen. Martha Morris, let Peel-street, Darwen. Mary Wilkinson, 26, Thomas-street, Preston. Editki 1 - - yworth, 10, Hope-street, Burnley-road, Bacnp. John T. Fretwell, p. 3, Shrewsbury-street, Oldham ...

... and treated ea loom in hie family. Lanocrs PROBLEM, ASO How TO %L IT, This was the subject of a lecture given by li t li eir Hardie, M.P., in the Exchange Hall, Blackburn, Saturday evening. He Bald that the introilsolimi! of piecework had developed the selfish ...

... right side being literally roasted. Two WORKMEN SCALPED TO DEATH. - Two MED, named respectively William Peacock, engineer, and Thomas Ostler, engineman, were scalded to death on Sunday, at St. Helen's Colliery, Workington, through the bursting of a steam pipe ...

... feeling between the two parties. —(Hear, bear.) They did not desire strikes; they did all they could to prevent them.— Mr. Thomas Thompson next proposed The Town and Trade of Olnham, to which Mr. T. E. Darlow responded. He remarked that he was very proud ...

... hours in, but by agreement with some of the cotton trade delegates it was taken out by Mr. Hardie, and in that shape was agreed to. Whatever may be said about Mr. Hardie thus altering his resolution without consulting Mr. Burns, they will do themselves no ...

... inquest was held at the Old Dun Horse, Ramsbottom, before Mr. W. Hardy, deputy coroner. Mr. Woodcock watched the case for Messrs. Stead, and Mr. Butcher for the relatives of the deceased.—Thomas Jones, a twister-in, said that on the afternoon named he was ...

... Mriz.—The dye•honse in Norse Carts was on Friday morning the scene of a shocking fats' acci. dent. Three men—Joseph Bardsley, Thomas Clegg. and Alfred Bamford—were at work in the house, when Bardsley was caught by a strap aud round the shaft. The other two ...

... china on the occasion of her departure for America to join her husband, who has been there some time. BACKBONE ENOEGIL—MT. J. Hardy, carder, 105, Chadderton-road, writes :— Sir,—l was looking over The Cotton Factory Times when 1 found a piece in that refers ...

... services of Messrs. three months' working reveals a profit of £421, which John Burns, M.P., Tom Mann, Keir Hardie, M.P., reduces the adverse balance. Thomas Burt, M.P., Henry Broadhurst, M.P., Woodstock Spinning Company, Limited (It o yt on Junction).—The operations ...

... had communicated his intention of appointing two additional female inspectors. Whilst on this subject, the secretary (Mr. Thomas Ashton) informed the Council that he bad received a communication from the Superintendent Inspector with regard to the suggested ...

... H. 0. Clarey, the insect of Paul Jones; Captain Cranberry, Mr. James Danvers; Count Menaggio, Mr. Wellesley Smith; Thomas Cranberry, Mr. Harry Royce; Jerry Thompson, Mr. Harry Elliston ; Dick Sparks, Mr. Charles Cotton; Dora, Miss Florence Burns; ...