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... conference of the South Wales miners' delegates held at Cantift yteterylay to fiirtixtr consider the question of combing-out lin mines decided by a large majority to accept I the recommendation of the Miners' Federation of Great Britain, namely, that in calling ...
... gradually commandeered the vessels until no fewer than 119 were taken, and at the present time 105 of these are still engaged in mine sweeping or patrol work. The total value if the vessels which left the port for Government work is estimated at a million pounds ...
... Itself the adequate and reliable voice of the workers, could claim new powers in industry, e.g;, the control of factory and mines administration now undertaken by the Home Office, and 'the control of Labour Exchanges. But all such hopes for after the war ...
... have received a the particulars and conditions sale by tender of the valuable tin mining leases already granted upon an area of 2,559 acres, together with the mining leases to be granted to the receiver upon an additional area of 509 «cr«9, the whole ...
... POST AND IvIERCITRT. MONDAY. MAY 1917. COMBING OUT THE MINES. -• —♦ MEN’ WHO JOINED SINCE WAR BEGAN. The Bonrcl Trade announce* that the Government have that it is necessary *° n,ore men from coal mines for service with the Colours. After consultation with ...
... Miners federation it is proposed in thy first place to recruit from among it men employed at coal mines who are of military age and who entered the coal-mining industry inner the 4th of August, 1914, and were of military age at that date. except only men ...
... Of course,. we cannot be millionaire , do we desire to he rogues. Nor lacsers. Nor .tallers. Variety is the of -In Eng. land mine tenths of I iv , wealth ffooo in the -Sete of onetenth of the population. let us get all and hang mora;s; plenty of time to ...
... Tyne will ordinarily be drawn as follows: Fren - th channel or port. Export to Mediterranean ports in France will only be re-mined wl.u:n specially authorised by the Bureau des Charbons. licences for such export will be as follow: Any Mediterranean port ...
... have the sub-jot Minister Munitions is Mr Smith: regulations I it 25 tins lias only turned 19 it a' families two serving like mine fend like have sister with five joined single and ibis last week Clerk Mr move lists be bring Army Then Mr Smith of the until ...
... COMBING OUT THE MINES A movement is gaining in the Nottinghamshire colliery districts in favour of releasing for military work single men of 18 to 28 now working in nits, it befog contended this can be accomplished without seriously impairing the output ...
... of the totighest trade propositions they . have been palled upon to face. They must tinder State *NANA secure 6 profit. the mines cannot possibly be Worked at a loss. They must secure a just return to the colliery proprietary, and at the same time secure ...
... explanation of human life to-day. Wanted, miners and mining studenii> to JOIN the GREAT EDUCATIONAL SCHEME of the ’SCIENCE AND ART MINING. certain road to auccesa Examination and instruction in ’• Mining and Engineering combined. Excellent preparation for ...