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... men with whom Mr. Collier had come in contact in the course of his extremely busy and useful life. The chief mourners were Mrs. Joseph Collier (widow), Mr. and Mr. Alfred Collier (brother and sister-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collier (brother aud sis ...
... jict J. F. Price, county coroner, 1. drowned was returned, 1 ' Ashton Reservist's Death Mr J.F. Price, county coroner, held j' hrA day on the body William Kinder, labourer, of Cinder Hill, Mottram- road Stalybridge Prior October last year deceased J_,, ...
... COLLIERS' TEMPTATIONS. THE TOMMY SHOP AND THE PUBLICAN. Mr. Ramsay Giirhrie's well-written and impressive story Black Dyke. a tale from Durham cob district, published by Charles H. Kelly, London (3s. od.), contains the following account of colliers' ...
... PROTECTION OF THE COLLIER att4>ntir.n hi»« rut* now' liefii f*''' wjhj ...
... COLLIERS' FAILINGS. THE BISHOP'S ADVICE TO ECCLES CLERGY. On the Lc».-d Bishop Manchester made his pastoral visitation the Rural Deanery of and addressed a gathering clergy and lay workers in the p-.rish schools. He wee glad learn, .-aid. that intemperance ...
... Mo tt ram-road: from Mr. Jno. Stocks-lane; from Mrs. Annie Lawton. and from Miss Clara Smith, Stocks-lane. They all pleaded guilty under every count. . •'' Thomas Williamson. J.P.. said the three prtscners called at his house on Thursday afternoon and ...
... COLLIERS' WAGES. LANCASHIRE PROTESTS AGAINST A REDUCTION. PKOPOSED APPEAL LORD JAMES. Some half-dozen meetings of miners employed at collieries Pendleton and districts were held Thursday, to consider the proposed wages redtiction of five per cent in June ...
... h] d paupers, and ou the instruction, of i .' discharged sixteen men. It had ?p day S f the Board that three of these had returned, two having gone the I,OiP pdMrrow wb5 f tPr - said U third had ben ^ d Gel,nf? garden, the hardest work that cou.d be> ...
... LANCASHIRE COLLIERS BUSY. ■ The Lancashire coal trade 40.000 miners and surface ', . Chester. Bolton. Hindlev. TvKl^ Bamfurlong. and ji» full time. A dozen collieries ~c and Bolton localities, which n^ f Saturdays for over twelve ' d ing on Saturday. . j ...
... Mr. J er 1n Company, Dyke, a Kersley U0 19th of No No pe, he Clifton havin n his possession at Limited, w@ charg’ it, hevs . who prose vember nded the loved the the time, @ jucifer as cuted, sa that th e defend dange rous portions airway, ’ on of d co ...
... BIRTHS.. ! Collier.—On the 3rd inst., at Leigh the wife of T. E. Collier, of a son- IC W f llibkert.—On February 28th, at '» to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hibbert.'a**^,* ...
... 3rd, at Knutsford, J. Wilson Rooke, of son. MARRIAGES. Nelson-—Stimpson.—On the sth March, Clement's, Ipswich, by the Rev. J. oV l? Vicar, Horatio Nelson, youngest _, lB j,° Richard Nelson, Manchester, to Stimpson, eldest daughter of D. F. Stimpso l , ...