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... of a considerable number vessels, the Admiralty and War Office are requiring larger supplies, and the new “comb-out” in the mines is likely to decrease the output coal. The shipyards, munition works, and aeroplanes manufactories in Ireland are asked to ...
... COMBING OUT THE MINES Ballot on the Strike Question. At special conference of the Boath Wales Miners’ Federation Cardiff yesterday the recruiting scheme approved the Blackpool Conference was discussed, and it was decided that the Federation take part ...
... OUT THE MINES Discharged Soldiers to Return. Th© Ministry of National Sen-ice a communication addressed to the Miners' Federation and issued the Federation yesterday slated that the Government intend to return from the array for work in coal mines number ...
... COMBING-OUT IN THE MINES. The South Wales Miners* Federal ion and some of the Welsh cqplownere have bad codferences with the Home Office as the mode of selecting men for the army in the South Wales ares, and it is understood that the Executive of the ...
... travelling medical board visited Pontypridd and examined nearly 100 men employed the Maritime Colliery vho have entered the mine since August, 1915. It was stated that a good percentage of the men passed for general service. Later in the day about 150 ...
... IS CHINA COMING IN CONTROL MINES. By new ncAMAw ander the Defence of, iha fieaiw At* * person dlwfl wot wii%oat the consent the Board of Trade transfer or agree to to far the hwialil of an alien or a foreign controlled ~T-Tfmr otter eocurjly ma« 4 by ...
... rights. MINERS AND THE COMB-OUT. The Durham Ifullot rraulted aa follows: Shall Miners' of Grsat Bnbsui agrro to the fifty from mine* i-'r mililarj - service? f'*r .X3.&76 27,178 If m Che Vce u«td for the purpose finding Ui© reipiired ...
... pushing the have now headquarters established a point miles stream, enemy has retired point about miles where hits blot and mined the river. The defeat suffered by him September 14th wa» very complete. Four were sunk, Iwo hundred men were killed, wounded ...
... that their delegates st tho adjourned conference should move that the miners take no part recruiting from mines until all men who enterel the mines since tho beginning of the war have been combed out. 20,000 MEN FOR SHIPBUILDING A Newcastle telegram says:—2o ...
... delegates yesterday decided take no part in the Government’s proposals for the combing out of certain classes workmen from the mines for military service. The Board Trade have awarded a piece of plate Captain Jons Holmsen, of the Norwegian steamship Sterling ...
... coalfields on tho scheme agreed upon between the Miners’ Federation Great Britain and the Government for combing out from tho mines young unmarried men be-, tween 18 and 23. Representatives of the allotment holders Birmingham who have received seven days* ...
... travelling to Ireland and before it was given effect to a considerable number of men who expected to combed out from the coal mines crossed over. Many of the refugees, however, have been in Ireland since the earliest days of conscription in Groat Britain ...