... tke Editor of the Wiga» Otmrver. Sin,—The old members of the late board have at last found an individual to champion their sinking cause, and one who would fain make believe that colliery owners and managers devote their time and spend their money exclusively ...

... enough break through the clouds. As we stood in the little garden was almost pleasant day in the month June. The cottages keep f r-.m the the rough north and east winds, and as 1 have said, all the warmth from the sun fell upon the soil and gave the roots ...

... THE WIGAN OBSERVfIR AND PlS'l'lUgi’ ADVERI'ISJBH, SATURDAY, • JULY 9, J«» AN ATLANTIC LINER SUNK. •Th«rfUb.Bb«ti-stotb.oid «*» «Mri*iiV *• OVSK LIVES LOST. SHOCKING CRUELTY FRENCH !'■*'?« «t.o»>.lqlt«.WiMlM SAILOKa telaUM* torrtbl. turn, OBTSUCTION THE ...

... days, and an effort is to be mode to get them completed, if possible, by Whitsuntide. FORTY DAYS DRIFTING IN THE ATLANTIC RESCUED AN ATLANTIC LINER. The Canard steamer Bothnia, from New York, brings particulars of the loss of the British steamer Pollux ...