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... dealt with a number of posttoned cases of workmen the mines who bad taken that class of employment since August. '915. They refused exemption in all the cases, agreed with the chairman that the mines must not be used as a dumping ground for young men of ...
... yesterday at Ecdesfield Churchyard- JUNE 9, 1916. OUR COAL WASTAGE. MINING ENGINEEES AND THE SAYING OF BY-PEODUCTS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) The 64th general meeting of the Institution of Mining Engineers opened in the Rooms of the Geological Society, Burlington ...
... exemptions given to men working on railways, docks, transport trades, gasworks, engineering, iron and steel, and ironstone mining. Collieries have a new combing-out arrangement already. The critical point, however, Mr. Lloyd George’s promise to ask from ...
... released from the coal mines of the country for military service, and notices to this effect were received at every colliery in Great Britain yesterday. The men to called up include the following classes (i) Those who have entered the mines since August 14th ...
... tradesmen, being sent by the Tribunals to work half their time on the colliery surface or in munition faetoVies. Outside mining, the metal and kindred trades have been almost entirely absorbed by munition work. The glass bottle industry, however, which ...
... 97 0 98 winter 16 6 16 7 Peas, per lOOlbs— Feeding .. 18 0 18 Kurraehee •• Maize. per lOOlbs— Per 5041bs N. Amer. mined, F.ng Mar wfat .kiln dried —. Japan blue 315 0 320 0 Do. afloat, Maple Prm. Yel. Rrr Oats, per 451bs— Plate • English ...
... of loyal subjects.”—Yours, etc.. Georgr B. Wtlson. Secretary, United Kingdom Alliance. 16, Deansgate, Manchester, 15 July. Mine Officials ami War To the Editor Sheffield Ixdepe-n’dent, Sir,—As a reader of your paper I quite agree with your ...
... THE ANGLO-SOUTH AMERICAN BA COMMERCIAL NOTES. Now t*hat it is doflnitclj' known that all coal mines are be taken under Stale control, colliery commercial circles are anxiously awaiting details of the scheme. The chief point will doubt be the question ...
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... Yorkshire ha?, they will have got 300.000. never mind 50,000. They must not are all num?V”lls because we are broupht in coal mines. There are few of us with our heads screwed on the way.—Yours sincerely, BLACK FACE. Near Rotherham. April 19th. 1918. Concerning ...
... the month of January this year. '(’he Agent-General for Ontario has been informed that the total silver output of the Cobalt mines to date is about 256,000,0000 z. worth, say dollars 136,250,000. This aggregate of value now comparable with that of frold ...
... . WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1, 1917. DERBYSHIRE. COMBING OUT THU MINES. Cases before the Derbyshire Colliery Recruiting Court. Mr. H. A. Abbott. H.M. In?i>ector of Mines, presided a /neeting of the Derbyshire Colliery Hecruiting Court at Chesterfield yesterday ...