... s dow n the shaft. I d | The fete constailes and oetiiass of t'te colliery w were driven away by stones. A- the Sawmill I'it, beiongi-ng to the sai.e conur and only a short dsistace aclway, swhere ai alarm Lad beno previously 1 d sounded by the colliery ...

... 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 ...

... ae masters of the district concedc tiao Sanll:. iacreasc of PI ty napges, atbvise at the expiration of two motiths lie the colliers will be expectei to retuvii to the old he rate oL Wages. Tiee Gretse Coil and Irou Company al lie oho ?? extt-sive collieries ...

... £2; E., F.,5s: J Uarkley Smitb, £2 2s. ; W. O., lOs.; In MIemory of Little Dora, s. ; MIrs. Ellis, INs.; F, R. S.;s r., Liverpool, £1, T. B., 2s. 6d.; ?? 2s Cd. ' ?? 10s. ; Mies K. Gregory, Es.; T. Bayou ' 6d.; ML Mtilner, 7s.; Miss Kilsbaw, £l; F. : ...

... attempting to ascend. Mr. Harrop was imprisoned d in the office, being unable to effect an exit, whilst tl ,e Mr. Wilde failed to get to his rescue. The y r. latter gentleman consequently rode back to Wrex- D. of ham, immediately returning to the colliery ...

... jigger. a Joseph Johnson. collier. nd James Ashton, collier. married, four children. E 1re William Barton, collier. -t th Benjamin Mayers, collier. E u Robert Johnson, dataller, married, four children. E W;lliJam Bailey, collier, m. ed ...

... there were two gentlemen present prepared to advocate the cause of the workmen, viz, Mr. J. a Cross, representing the Lancashire and Cheshire colliers, and IMr Chilton, J.P., of The Elms, Gres- O ford. He asked for a show of hands as to whether the' should ...

... 't *co ?? i'nnst r!i'.oe:8 de ?? .S t..d ti.. ce t:ia is a non Salatlo. ?? a, r r.st;cdw tot o '.esse As~s'caL - -r.V yte _ le-:: aX XI c . e-o the £steame r. .-c : .; :.,e was rst observed , &.'nI r, CZr tho D ort ..inerae, Jae i ;t emaine ...

... thetegrama. b ?? IllsTK'S AGflzi Re I BOULOGnlt-SUBMZI, J 6. is The body of Mr. M'Noei14 who has been missing I 6 sic the 2th cItain, was washed ashote on the 'Y vests sands this maemin An ?? of d a tb6 body reveaed marke of throttli on the noa, 'f which ...

... any- thing fioatiug on the surface. ac Numerous inquiries were made during yesterday d, at the MAeteorological Office, by the relatives and A i, friends of the missing gentleman, but no informa- jN s tion beyond that already reported das to band. On q ...

... they M or proceeded, accompanied by Mr. S. J. Fowler, 13 rai secretary, and the manager of Cozens and Co, by h train to Portland, for the purpose of engaging men d to watch the beach and coast at the back of Port- d e land,. If the weather moderates a steamer ...

... search would be s n1 made there for the missing balloon. He t vas himself was inclined to believe the statements c Ld rmade by the French fisherman at Cherbourg, for c what he said had been borne out by, a number of J ter reliable witnesses. They must not ...