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... same by 254 votes apparently refuse nationalisation of the of the year ending July ---5 ZP 5. In the course of the debate Mr mines because they feel that the majority of figures of the output d-- 'tanle' Holmes, M.P. lelivered a striking their supporters ...
... he was formerly a confectioner and baker. Mr. Mather: Have you acquired the skil? since 1916?—I have nothing to do with the mining part. Who is the registered manager ?—Mr. Harrison; he has charge of the underground work. He is the certificated manager ...
... at eight o'clock, so it is just time for the post.” The notice of the Governments intentions with regard to combing out the mines is being greatly criticised in the districts. It is not expected there will be much opposition to with- drawing from the pit ...
... proper supply. I do candidly believe that any man or number of men who inyest their capital and take risks in sinking a coal mine should have a fair return foy their invested capital and for the riek they bear, and I also believe the miner should Have a ...
... else. In regard to the mines, he was going to = at once that the Colliery Recruiting Court oug! to have a member of public upon it. (Hea 2 The hear.) How was the Court had one man representing the miners, anoth the imspector of mines wi chairman. the owners ...
... not do any of the baking, he being 56 years of age and too old. The Chairman : if you call him old ;it that age where do we Mine in?_ In throe day last. week be baked The . ola.iin was dismissed, it being' stated that ina•terai facts had not been given ...
... would bad fallen in battle. Bro. A. Spaild-erg aged 24, failed to find favour. Going into the mine at Bolsover two daYs combing out of young men from the mines be for the country at large. That was his and Bro. Joe. Rollie aged 1.9. The District , . .. ...
... matter was allowed to drop. MINERS FOR THE LAND? The Chairinan® mentioned that a number of young men were combed out of the mines, and in view of the seriousness of the food ques- tion he asked if it would be ible to secure some of them for the land? farmer ...
... — 4 the husb.and in —Ever remembered by his Father arc) ,itpport. She Mother. Brother and Sisters. Wim ter. BREACH OF THE MINES ACT. 4 and was in Derbyshire. 3216 TO.t another GEE—In loving memory of Lance-Corpl BEIM:ITU:NT BOY IN TROUBLE. I Ife btay ...