... necessary release more men coal mines for service with the After consultation with the Miner*’ ;l tion, it i* proposed in the first recruit from amongst men employed mine© who are of military age entered the ooal mining industry / August, 19U, and were ...

... a wife sod three dependent on him. had evidently learned the story well heart, and when went on say that the oonretry was mined, I challenged him that was the pay the Tariff Retfontn party. this, and brought come combs out of his pocket sell, but afterwards ...

... buiidiug, iron and steel, cotton, woollen and worsted, chemical, explosives, boot and shoe, transport, printing, hosiery, coal-mining, railways, and shipping. Premier's Assurance, The Prime Minister, in announcing the Ooverument’s policy that wages should ...

... that the delegates at the adjourned conference the inst. should move that miners take part recruit from the mines until all men who entered the mines since the beginning of the war have been combed out. WOMEN’S SHARE IN EMPIRE AFFAIRS. ' FRANCHISE AND HIGHER ...

... enemy succeeded in reaching our lines, yesterday morning, northeast VERMELLES, but were immediately ejected The enemy blew mine this morning opposite BASSEE. Three German aeroplanes were destroyed yesterday as the result of air fighting, and six others ...

... The Council, said Mr. Smith had befoi’e them the case of a member of the Wheldale and Fryston branch, who had worked in the mine from boyhood, and who had been called to the ui s. The question was taken with the Military Authorities and the Control Board ...

... affecting the recruiting of miners were dealt with. The question of dealing with the men military age who have entered the mining industry since the commencement of the war was considered, and it was decided a tremendous majority that all such men. ir ...

... Offices. Have no more right to retain young men than have private employers. Moreover, Mr. Clement Edwards, represents a great mining constituency, has declared that there are 573,000 miners of military age in this country the present moment, 200,000 of them ...

... SUPPLY MUNITIONS IMPORTANT AS MEN. Speaking at Bedford, yesterday, Mr. M.P., private secretary to Dr. Addison, said: A friend mine, who know & the Civil Service well, tells me that hi'} opinion (tero are not mx indispensable men in any ol the Croverumeut ...

... districts regarding the modified scheme of ecruiting. The President further reported that the combing out of the men from the mines who had gone into ein since August, 19U, was to be gorously pioceeded w ith, and completed before the new scheme would take ...

... discovered Navy; in the English Channel shortly after the commencement the war; captured sel mines, including a section of a tin* German mine and type 5 German mine and sinker complete; German revolver Tin-ki«n shrapnel shell, piece picked -Afl sliell captured ...

... n, held at Barnsley, on Monday, Mr. H. Smith (president) in the chair the request of the War Office for more men from the mines, in addition to the 20,000 now being asked for voluntary enlistment, was considered, and it was decided that the Association ...