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... can attend it. this will carry them a long time ahead. Principal quotations:—-Forge pig-iron: Staffordsbh* part-mine 925. 6d., special all-mine 160t%. (cold bias* 180s.), Northamptonshire 83s. 6d.. Derbyshire 90- w 91s. Finished iron: Marked bars £l5 (Earl ...
... somewhat higher. The announcement that j the mines are pass into the has had no influence the market. Maximum prices:—Pig-iron; South Siaffc-diV-. oomaKA, 905.; part-mice, forge 9iis.. foiHadrv 97! all-mine, forge foundry 1205.; warrr.-*j fry-j foundry ...
... oosnpany’s businesa. TO INCREASE THE OUTPUT OF COAL. MR. ASQUITH’S APPEAL TO THE MINE WORKERS. REDUCTION OF AVOIDABLE ABSENTEEISM. The problem of avoidable absenteeism in mines, and on appeal to the miners Great Britain to take steps to secure its redaction ...
... much to relieve the anxiety over the food supplies. As I pointed out at the Lord Mayor’s meeting, the experience of fnend of mine small farmer has a great bearing the land question. The man held his holding for a cons.derabie time. There Question of arrears ...
... passage in the King’s speech,, sapplied by superior officer who was present:— You are obey my orders. You are my soldiers, and mine only. Beware of the teachings base exploiters patriotism, who are trying to lead you to ruin,” CRETE IN REVOLT. KING CONSTANTINE’S ...
... for (360g5.) was given Olivers and Sons, for “ Royal yeans old), bred by the late Mr. E. S. GodseH. SINGLE MEN IN THE COAL MINES. OLDER- MEN RELEASED FOR MUJTARY SERVICE Bolkington (Nuneaton) Tribunal, yesterday, Josiah Sewell (34). mamed, licensed victuaher ...
... p 0) strict oomb-orut” from essential industries and munitions works(2) A calling-out of 50,000 additional from the coal mines, and a furthe# call upon men in the transport services and the Civil Service. (3) A “dean cut everywhere of men to the age ...
... in hia district not a singlq person had been got out of the mines. He was told that in his district there were 3,000 men between eighteen and forty-one who were escaping service in the mines, and believed the same thing applied to other districts of the ...
... tEe Amount the stanooro rent of the hoose, or its rateable tehio, d*ef not exceed _ , , . . ArsTesv.”—»Tbrco men w ...
... Association, a meeting Tipton, adopted expressing willingnee* assist the Government in obtaining the 50,000 man required the mines the Colliery Recruitmg Courts on the condition that ell men who bad entered the industry «ince August 4, 1914, wjbatevor their ...
... targets. Ordeal op Lop? Fltikg. This year the most hopeful sign is in the increased output of the French mines. The daily product of Calais mines has now reached about2s,ooo tons a day—an enormous amount when one considers the difficulties work and the ...
... power has materially changed, and it has changed for tho worse. programmes for of munition works, for shipbuilding yards, for mining, and forestry have matured, and ar ...