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... COMBING OUT OF MINES. to-dav tlon their resumed tit a t V on » passed reeolutk , tlft all anxi to give the mili- 9 ang Q 0 advice in their ?. , r B, thov extra men required °. f opinion that a J% , to the trade ruiti lndiTidual injustice 8 a ; ff ar M ...
... COMB-OUT BEGUN. A big call -up of miners has begun. This comb out refers exclusively to men wbo have entered the coal-mining industry since August 4th, 1914. The men have the right to apply to the colliery recruiting courts on the ground that n mistake ...
... dated 16Ui April, I9iB hereby withdraw all certificates cf exemption issued ground* employment persona employed in about coal mines. 9 1 Who were 2nd November, 191 a, rwiiried widowers with children dependent them, and shall hare Ist May, 1918. attained the ...
... dose by, mode in tne died suddenly Worthing on Saturday, aged part f the eighteenth century order eighty. to drain the lead mines of the locality. The Admiral Keppcl had led a life of stirring supply water here good and regular, and adventure. He served ...
... CUMBhKLAND MINI KS AND COMB-OUT The ballot of the - amileilimii miners the Government's comb-out of m ea from the mines has resulted follows : Against Combiognut For Majority against .. Over 1,500 men did not vote. ALLOTMENTS INSPECTOR VISITS ...
... case wns that of a married man, with one child, who had only worked in the mine about four months. He claimed that ke was in a certified trade, and had worked in the coal mining industry before the war, but had to leave owing to his health snffering. He ...
... Although the under which the Gdsernmei.t propose to control coal mine* is still tco. consideration, tliere are indkaiiona that the Government propose that the machinery for the safe working mine* shall remain as present, and that power* shall given to joint ...
... their socialistic theories and canicutliged statistics on the shipowning industry. WALES MIMING THERM:. Controller of Mines—who in of mining timber works in conjunetion with the Conerol/er of Timber Supplies • and-the latter conjunction with the ContreAke ...
... nngMbH The urtny tmrelHnß mgdienl lx»nrd rimked Pontypridd, and nearly ICO men employed Maritime ery. who hare entered the mine Aufnat. 1915. w*» »t*ted good the men were pM>M general nervine. Later the day ghout eligible* at the C'nat Weatern Oolliery ...
... 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 ...
... COMBING OUT MINERS.” —»— The South Wales Mining Tribunal have combed out hundreds of men who before going into tho mines had been quarrymon, butchers, insurance agents, boxers, and footballers. LIVERPOOL SHIPPING AGENT’S MANAGER. —♦— Tbc firm of Sparrow ...
... Britain that unsd all men the A. B, and classes who had entered the mines since August, 1914 had been taken into the army the federation should take no part any recruiting from the mine-. It pointed oui i-hat (his is the already considered vie* the miner ...