Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... going to be assured of that victory. That was why he appealed to the miners of Warwickshire to increase their outnut. The mine-owners, managers. and men should their effoit in the interests of the nation. Ile was told that the outnut of this coalfield ...
... strict comb-out from essential industries and munitions works. (2) A calling-out of 50,000 additional men from the coal mines, and a further call men in the transport services and the Civil Service. (3) A clean cut everywhere of men on to the age ...
... men and securing the 40,000 Class 1 men if all the men who have gone into the mines since 1914, whether in Class A or in lower classes are first taken out of the mines. The question will have to be settled by a general conference of the districts ...
... chair, and there were present 100 delegates, representing every mining district in Great Britain. The conference, after a protracted sitting, decided:— That all men who have entered the mines from other industries since August 4, 1914, of every class from ...
... THE PITS The mining correspondent of the Birmingham Daily Post write s that the War Office requirement of a further 40,000 men for the army from the coal mines of Great Britain is creating a good deal of unrest in many of the mining districts. There ...
... servo. There is coal enough in the mines of Englund to keep us going quite comfortably for the rest of our livesfor many generations, in foot. if the experts are not wholly wrong in their reckoning—but coal in the mines is not coal in the cellar, and the ...
... containing , tons in the heath valleys, formerly owned by a German syndicate, has now been acquired by a party of Glamorgan mine-owners. Three milk COW 6, the property of Mr. Owen Smith, of Newry, which were found dead in a field, were examined by a veterinary ...
... with you here in Stanley Hall. you will take your place in the station of life to which you were born, and I will return to mine own people, for I am a gipsy, and 36 such cannot remain with Esther Stanley of Stanley Hall. No, no, cried Esther, tearfully ...