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... father had served in the Russian Army. They had been in England, however, since .1899, and his father had worked in the coal mines at St. Helens, where the son had latterly been similarly employed: Ho untierstoOd that the defendant, owing to his occupation ...
... of the Miners Federation of Great Britain meet in London to- morrow, to deal with the results of the national men from the mines for ballot on the question of combing-out Individual sectional results and the we been un- constitute takin; another illustration ...
... Captain Parker, (in applying, for the can cellation of the certificate of a dataller employed local mine, aged 23, Clas3 C said men who went into the mine 6ince the war began were combed out. He had got instructions from the National Service Ministry to ...
... foroo before long. They were doing everything possible to avoid it. Details are announced the scheme for combing out of the mines for military service men who entered the occupation after the outbreak of war The Cotton Control Board yesterday decided that ...
... local news The number of colliers combed out the mines 61,000 out the 75,000 demanded. The balance men is now being taken without bitch. Peac ...
... COIIIIING OUT OF MINERS. cat oblieh I Pb. South miner* by ballot have disagreed to the withdrawal of 50,000 men Irvin the mines of the Baited Kingdom for milieary service. The Miners' Federetion of Groat Britain haa the question before them, end there ...
... should exempted classes. was also agreed to send the following resolution the federation: That all men who have entered the mines since 19H combed out before a now scheme becomes operative, and that the new allocation numoers required from the different ...
... Committee for the Supply of Coal hi France and Italy, will act in close unison salt the Minietry cf Shipping, the Controller of Mines, and the Admirolty shippin: agency. Soon after the outbreak of war it became impessitive to regulate the course of the South ...
... 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 ...
... have not yet been to show how many men they have available for general •ervice. THE MINES SHELTER. Men under thirty-one fit for military service who have entered the mines since August, 1915 in anticipation of the Military Service Act may expect short notice ...
... tons food. The commission, therefore, hopes and expect* that will able cam* the essential relief the occupied torritoriaa. MINE “COMB OUT.” RESOLUTION BV MINERS’ ...
... l 59 •fa Dividend. . S. GEAUAM, Sunk .nd 81ni» Br.tar, 23, Wi*«n. UM. Wanted miners mining etodiinxi* to join STobsat educational SCHEME at toe SCIENCE AND AST MINING. A certain reed to nMorto. non and Mimw end SnslMenn* combined. EnoeUent for SinmneUM ...