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... showing a two.thirde uiaiority we roconwiend the eon ferenoe to advise the men not to resist the taking of 60,000 from the mines for the Arrn. Previous L. passillig of the resoluta:At Mr. SiniUie infornied the delegates that at the mittee's interview with ...
... ground ti;:d certain men are indispen.-able to mines. This indispensability, hoe cver, only extends to certain grades. It has already been stated. said a Government official, that many men entered the mine*. after the outbreak of war in order to evade ...
... no real ground for exemption, and the appeal was dismissed. . . Christopher Grubb (29). married, Atherstone, employed as a mine roadman at Baddesley Collieries, in making a personal appeal. said he was away temporarily from the colliery during the autumn ...
... THE CALL FOR 50,000 MINERS. Official figures of ts.e voting on the Goveroment's for men from the coal mines are to hand (rain yarious Federation districts. tuid, so far as the most important are concerned. show no very deridert matorit.es or the other ...
... appeal was dismissed, the Mall not to be called up for one month. Stephen Smith (38). married. Stafford Street, Atheretone, a mines, employed at Baddesley Collieries, asked for exemption on the grounds of serious domestic hardahip. Lieutenant Tingle said ...
... the Army. There Were present 160 delegates, repreemating every mining district ia Great Britain. The Conference, attar • protracted sitting, decided— That all men who have entered the mines from other industries since August 4th, 1914, of ever, class from ...
... sitting of the Local Colliery Tribunal was held at the Nuneaton Council Offices on Tuesday, Mr. H. M. Saint, H.ll. Inspector of Mines, presiding. Mr. W. G. Phillips, J.P.. was present on of the colliery owners, and Mr. Vim. Johnson. jaa., 1.P., on behalf of ...
... 1900. Ia 1906 he defeated Mr. Newdegate by the large majority of 1,828, and held the seat in the 1910 elections. _ SHOSTRAND.—Mine Lottle Ward, of Atheretone. has Wised a oertiste for profloieocy in reporting of the system of shorthand This is the wood pupil ...
... comb-out is now in progress from teseut.al industries and munition works, the latter yielding up 100,000 men of Grade 1. The coal mines are supplying 50,000 men, and will be asked to supply 50,000 more. A levy is to be mede en the Transport Servces. .In the Civil ...
... football.—Mr. William Johnson, jun.: You left the mine to go to Courtauld's to play football '—Applicant: Yes, they aaked me to go.-11r. Johnson: The war knock/NI football on the head, and he went back into the mine. —Captain Wratialaw said the Ouse had been ...
... ask the Tribunal to grant a substantial exemption. The facts of the case had been reported to Mr. Saint. lI.M. Inspector of Mines, who expressed his regret that this consent had not been given by the military.- Lieutmant Tingle: I have no right to hand ...