... men- view stir Prime &alestsnu, it is thih ,,, lt alp the Emverammit hale refrained frees on 6nd railways to connect our coal mines with their main lines. Trade and transit trued together. and transportation lies at the bottom of national efistiency; therefore ...

... Royal Dutch recovered nearly all of yesterday's loss. Shells gave way to 104/-, and Kern River and . Lobitos fell away. The Mining market was inclined to be a little more confident, although • business was on a moderate scale, and price changes moved within ...

... Question of Official Re-Survey In the Meuse of Commons yesterday, Mr. Patrick Meehan milted the Chief Sec. emery whether the mining expert of the De. partment Agriculture had visited the Ha. Ishii • Coalfields. and Carton; if he bad furnished any report ...

... y&terilay the South Wales delegates made a iletermitivii effort against the Woo Offue pro. posal• for taking more from the mines. After a discussion of many hours. and againet l the appals of the Welshmen. trho forded ■ division on the queeti.m, the v ...

... any health service shall find a place within it. own jurisdiciinn. This is one of the things which heath workers aim deter mined to resist, and various conferences and conniltations have been fruitless of an ander standing between the opposed intere. ...

... for the Minister to explain in detail the measures which are to he taken to comb out young and fit men from munition worko, mine.. and railways. It ..hould be recognised that there 'ie no alternative to this comb but the nixing of the military age and ...

... them. They know, too, that an honourable peace founded on freedom Is a possibility of the hour in Ireland; and they are deter mined, if their votes cuu do it, that the . possibility shall be made an actuality despite the efforts of these amateur militarists ...

... Hien. le is au evidence that the clay, in. different, lleaveroltelp-us mood of the report of the Estates and Finance Com. mines is codling to an end. But the Asp of pr..iitai appretiatiou of the need for reform has not et been reathed. and it were. lairs ...

... after medical roundels. If the tloyernmerei toped the age. 133 trarmi that. spolyiug the lent Of exonerate., this would not gat mine 3 par emit. of men 111 anything aporoeibing rrol military %OA. They would be eruslied under an atakmebe of Grails 3 men. That ...

... incessantly by th. British Navy, who have bet up an inpenatreble barrier. Elsewhere, the British /lent has been engaged patrolling, mine. laying. inionsweerang, escorting, chasing submarines over not trackless arms fey have destroyed at hest 130 of these ocean ...

... October, 1914, bare Leen wortilig the mines, bat since the Lass end iety Ridge eigagementa they ha s • 1 / 1 1011 unable to utilise theta to any great extent owing to the betty otainumiling of this amt. Many of the mines are flooded, and the Germans are said ...

... shipping fiasco and the artificial steel shortage would have taught ear otber to look round and proceed carefully with the mining industry. But the Prime Minister, having lost his head, went dowp among the miners to preach a downrpickazes crusade. and ...