... WASHING COLLIERS. The following warning colliers is issued, under date Friday evening:—The whole of the week has been one of unsteady pressure; this morning a deep depression passed over England, following the usual track, causing a fall of the barometer ...

... NUMBER OF COLLIERS DROWNED. Oct. 20, Evening.—Yesterday evening the Gulf Coalpit at Chatelineau watt inundated with water. Thirteen colliers were drowned, and i 7 others have not yet been recovered. The new Catholic Cathedral in New York will, it is said ...

... number the ctcw. It appears two collier* —the Industry and Neptune, Whitehaven were labouring the back of the East Pier, struggling stoutly against a raging sea, which every moment bore them nearer to their doom. Captain Boyd, who had been actively engaged ...

... vast number of those who had falleo **the dreadfulness of the are wait w•s of l'here could not be • more awful thought Ueau that theii wee; seventy or eigray thousand (Allan wonten in London, and d they added other large towns Choy got en eggergete of ...

... of werkmen are employed below-ground, or in the mine, and a still larger number above-ground, it will be seen that the generic term collier embraces a considerable number of different classessof workmen, and it is almost impossible to definitely ...

... The Malago Vale Colliers.—The colliers at Malago Vale, Bedminster, numbering 80 men and boys, are applying for help to the citizens. They have been out of work since the 24th July, on account of reduction of 4d a-day in their wages. Apple Stealing.—Two ...

... I, I, I, Colliers' Play.-- i i i 'i' muui1 i i i 'i TP' i t i l i i i i1'1!1 iMl j The public have generally much sym pathy with colliers, for it is recognised that they work under most trying conditions, and that it is almost impossible to prevent their ...

... workmen are employed below ground, or in the mine, and a still larger number above ground, it will be seen that the generic term collier embraces a considerable number of different classes of workmen, and it is almost impossible to definitely ...

... THE COLLIER. Reader, see you not • number of substantially built cottages a little beyond yonder common. The light of • blazing fire is visible from a window in each, and the inhabitants seem to be the only population of the dis. trict around, for the ...

... there would always be vast number of curates in the Church, and because that large number would for its advantage. The following resolutions had been prepared for submission to the meeting 1. That, having regard to the large number of curates for whom no ...

... FOR COLLIERS. The Colliers will do well to employ some of their present leisure in meditating oa the amount of thoaght that is now being given to substitutes for coals, and substitutes for the present race of colliers. The high mdfl&mm&h—-h&h dependent ...

... who had boasted that he had not been washed from the crown of his head to the sole of his foot for 30 years. (Laughter.)—Mr Samuel Haworth expressed the opinion that colliers would not use the baths. They did not wash themselves from head to foot more than ...