... between the age* of 17 and 43. who hate come into the mine. since August4th. 1914, or were ove r 17 when starting in tile mine: and youths now over 17 but not yet 18, are to be allowed to ',mein in the mine until they reach 18, when they must be combed out ...

... pruteding against mar.:izers, r.r dei-monsge: colliery cur'eV. rs, stet colliery agents being allowed to Pi• Inspector of Mines other miners have to appeal to the :dery Pecrsitir.g Court. and the °Medals Falcranon were Instructed to inform Coal r.•-trifler ...

... regarded home baking. As to the rationing of miners, he considered it would be impruitio as it would re-open a wages agreement Mine workers have rejected suggestions for I providing increased labour at the pit bank by bhe employment of female labour, • labour ...

... Kay supplied the mine Mr'. tamed, wed light milkseot for the family 'toted with glans mini concrete. and the Lonfroorth was the Mr. kir. Makant I t i s t o mad e wet wofeattrahensr. unarms ferre t',ehota and oempied the chair and ( - mine Fisythorn. now ...

... Robinson. in a very well informed Noted from her hu•hand it appears that two eddreef. drew attention to new fiends opened mines were blown up. and one was held b., LOCAL M.P.'S VOTES AND SERVICE top for women'. work. In the melt of war the Brttish and ...