... to operate. The Artillery took up positions on the* high ground north of the river commanding the bridges, which were all mined ready to blow üb, tho guns also commanding the principal fords, which were put in a state of defence by the mounted sappers ...

... and the nation wishes to make assur,. ances doubly sure, that the Government has consented at all to take more colliers. The mines became practically depleted in and 1915, and now. wirh the two last comb out?, the result is that coal now as valuable diamonds ...

... that is the wake ' to ' T '' a »oek. They had very deep 1’ of » ,ir - . .., , • „ of ij. The problem that faces him now is mines, and the men became more beyond doubt, t- the cailse m- wiU , iave „ gi, me,, to hold hansted than those working in shallow ...

... secretary, read the statement of accounts, and it was decided to continue the work throughout the summer. RECRUITS FROM THE MINES. ! Miners’ Association Suggest Mode of Procedure. Mr. H. Smith presided over special -meeting of the council of the Yorkshire ...

... economies in its nsso at homo, certain number of men may released once from the mines for military service. Tho temporary exemptions granted (a) To men who entered the mining industry after 14th August, 1915, haying previously been engaged in other occupations; ...

... men from coal mines for service with the colours. After consulting with the Miners’ Federation, it is proposed in the first place to recruit from amongst men employed at coal mines who are of military age, and who entered the coal mining industry since ...

... the whole grievance against the Man Power Bill affects the rank and file of the engineering industry. The engineering and mining industries are the only two trades that have been diluted any great extent with men of military age and physical fitness, ...

... tendency, with Vickers at 40s 9d, Armstrong 425. Projectiles 21a, and Nobels 3 '4s- Textile are eaoier. Very litue doing in Mine*. Springs easier 3*/ i». Tins steady. South Crofty 2/ . Rubbers and Oils qmetli’ steady. OFFICIAL MARKINGS. OPENING. BRITISH ...

... fell, our fleets lay between the enemy and his home ports. During the night our heavy ships, keeping well clear of possible mine-fields, swept down south to south and west of the Horns Reef, so that they might pick him up in the morning. When morning came ...

... men. The Government proposed have a strict comb-out of essential industries. Men had been recruited from the munitions and mining industries, and a further 50,000 would necessary from the latter. Transport and Civil Service would have further calls made ...

... Education Committee, for the organiser of mining classes for Derbyshire and Leicestershire. Mr. Win Stanley, Inspector of Technical Instruction for Derbyshire, said the applicant personally supervised the mining instruction at 42 centres Derbyshire and ...

... night and disturb her. One morning in April he told her that had spent the night with the undernurse girl, adding: That girl is mine, body and soul.” Witness did not believe it, and did not take much notice of what he said, thinking that was drunk. She told ...