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... alcohol, does it not II As almost everything does, yes, 'bus really not in great quantities. Well, I must say I have en)oye4 mine. Now for another rest.• 'Yoh &left mind satiating? • ' ''''' Oh, no. I r . Once more Mrs. Roberta closed her eyis, add ...
... Derbyshire through which our Journey Bakeweil very pretty We through tunnels the of Peak Forest tunnel 11 miles long several coal mines stone quarry and limestone kilns We any large towns farms were dotted about here there amongst trees At last reached Bakeweil ...
... centralisation anthracite district were decisively Eblrw Vale one these have threatened to OF MINES Mr Smillie Miners’ from chair at the federation on said that in mines State aked consider a Bill for nationalisation Criticising form Syndicalism at oominon union ...
... apprcpriated the fines. There an be no &mot. however, that the Fort of rough• arid-ready jo•thoe meted out at the Globe Int. Mined to advance the morality of three whose reisdc , its ante within its cocaine's. At all events, the anti re mind of the venerable ...
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... ssainist its very will. And how. pray, this soft. harmless, innocent cotton-wool becomo the gun-cotton of the shells, the mines. and all the other fearsome exploaive substances used in battle? It is one example of the wonderful ingenuity of man. The wimple ...
... unable to fulfil the engagement owing illness. The R. A. Taylor preached in the afternoon, and in the evening the Rey. L. J. Mines lectured Twelve months a* chaplain the catnpa. Mr. James Lancaster, presided over a good attendance. FUNERAL MR. £. JACKSON ...
... after citing the lines had to make very hurried exit from house would have been unpleasant The story similar incident that lady mine in very young days There again the brother was root tlie mischief The children in a Sunday class had asked dropping their into ...
... draw attention to the fact that • very large number of single men were employed in various munition factories, shipyards, mines, etc. Our remarks on the subject were based on knowledge of the fact that in this particular area hundreds of such men were ...
... MINERS AND REC-.UITINS. Our mining correspondent writes that the miners' leaders and the majority of the men employed the coal pits of Great Britain regard with favour the proposal comb out of the pita these single young men who have found employment ...