... that is the wake ' to ' T '' a »oek. They had very deep 1’ of » ,ir - . .., , • „ of ij. The problem that faces him now is mines, and the men became more beyond doubt, t- the cailse m- wiU , iave „ gi, me,, to hold hansted than those working in shallow ...

... Sheffield Coroner (Mr. J. Kenyon ! Parker) held inquest yesterday, and a verdict accidental death was retained. COMB OUT IN THE MINES aid the newly-formed Corn F.x--i-liamm Troop Boy (97th Stielheldan enjovahie coueert was given the Foresters’ Hail. Sheffield ...

... solemn declarations against conscription, wi re, in the latter part hi* M>eech, merged into a renewal of the appeal the Gove mine ivt trust the Irish One uf most important sjaiethe* throughout the whole of the controversy was made from the Treasury Bench ...

... the .. ln t l„ s count,v will ever l,c nd. ,acup ons covered ly the trades cards of gratitude to s, hme. ami agne.il,.,re. mines, and Xatnrallv. some other neutral Si will I, juarnes, railnay shops, transjiort work, a , to' cany the work and take the ...

... “This warm and numerous welcome the platform hero augurs wsll for Mm friendly understanding which I am certain yaur country and mine will to.'' The French Premier and M. Delbos were seen oft at Paris by Sir Uric Phipps. British Ambassador, and M Carapinehi ...

... of loyal subjects.”—Yours, etc.. Georgr B. Wtlson. Secretary, United Kingdom Alliance. 16, Deansgate, Manchester, 15 July. Mine Officials ami War To the Editor Sheffield Ixdepe-n’dent, Sir,—As a reader of your paper I quite agree with your ...

... AND MAN-POWER National Conference on New Recruiting Scheme. The Executive of the Mine' s* Federation of Great Britain has decided to hold a national conference the coal-mining industry in London 31 January determine the action to be taken in regard to the ...