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... done, you do well.—Mr. Holt: ! Other firms in the district have got their men otf, but they took them singly, while I took mine in a body.—Judge Mellor: No two cases ! are exactly identical and you don’t know all the facts that came out. —Mr. Hudson: ...
... areas more regular attendance the mines was heartily endorsed by an overwhelming majority. There were a few dissentients, mainly in the Welsh group, who interrupted with demands for the nationalisation of the mines, and raised considerable cheer the ...
... value one may judge from spirit tone of the great conf rence repre-1 elsewhere By tradition No 10 Downing- sentatives of the mining industry which Jlr Asquith addressed this afternoon anxiety by the Government regard to production of coal will soon be removed ...
... position this hour is thus and thus (irreverently): Is Didn't know you navigator Friend (with hauteur) : Yes it's rather hobby mine SEQUEL TO LOSS STEAMER COURT OF INQUIRY OF AND UNFOUNDED RUMOURS HOUSE OF COMMONS COMBING OUT MEN judgment Westminster yettcrday ...
... assist increasing the output of coal. The only condition attaching to their release that they engage in coal mining. If they cease to engage coal mining they are liable be recalled to the colours, they also are in the event of a national emergency. Miners serving ...
... •Colliery Guardian states that batches former colliery worker®, who have invalided out of the Array, are now ing work the mines and surf ?{-® various collieries m the Leigh, Bindley, AAiraro, Tvldrsley, Atherton, Bolton, and Manchester neighbourhoods ...
... MERCURY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1916- SUCCESSES IN PASSES ?ONTINUED PROGRESS MR BALFOUR ON CHANNEL RAID GERMAN DESTROYERS SUNK BY MINES IJuinania reports several successes including the enpturo of a monn- tain position at Bratocea where losses inflicted on the ...
... to keep all your . men: Mr. Sutcliffe: I Am going to try . . Mr. Hartley military remeientative): And they are more and mine r for men. I believe shortly every men of thirty will have to go. whatever he vi. Mr Sutellffe: think they should consider ...
... objection when oticG waa given RED TRIBUNALS!: The Clerk referred of i nn) who appealed but who had made arrangements-for' mining Patrol The Admifafiy' however -would man until his' dealt with'1 the man withdrew' appeal he arrested at any moment military ...
... might. ge t . on had et Fo . table. w - heee blue i He , their eyes met, Hein Vtotoria in time to ioteh Ole for Chatham; I her Mine. It seemed sa l •• yes, Mi.. 'fi: vion'i leave 'er until ' to I superior genially ( e Juet frsnkly 'tolled ' ablere and for ...
... November 5th 1914 died November 8th 1915 “ angel my flower away Yet I will not repine Jesus in his bosom wears flower Which mine” “ Sleep our beloved little CHADWICK — In loving of Private Herbert Chadwick 2nd Scottish Rifles died from in Franco November ...
... where the employer in compliance with the requirements of the Ministry of Munitions keeps register employes or in the ease mines where lists have been supplied to the colliery recruiting courts and special arrangements have for lists port transport workers ...