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... ogeitia ailmong any more men to tiaten for the Army. Mr. Smillie said to the Herald: -- Opinissi is growing stronger in the mining industry that no more Men should i.e vine plied for military service the Outer!, meat expirse willingne.s. nut wily to .late ...
... dose as to the reduction of public and private ',sitting and the use of goo and ekc- I tricity for power purposes owing to the mine- Moo of coal imports. The Committee appointed I.y Mr. Burgess will draw up the proverb, in eorpmetlon slth the lighting companies ...
... Western and American refined sort*. Cheese quietly Steady and unchanged. Butter firm and unaltered. firm. Beef and pork nominal mine owing •rarcity. ODUBIT yoOTATIOKS. Mmt. ai. I»A»n men Nomtnel Peek, prime Weetern h,) Nominal Beam (pm 1121b.) Iru*. SS.TSh ...
... Hien. le is au evidence that the clay, in. different, lleaveroltelp-us mood of the report of the Estates and Finance Com. mines is codling to an end. But the Asp of pr..iitai appretiatiou of the need for reform has not et been reathed. and it were. lairs ...
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... submarine. It adds—“ It njoia that she ran the mine barrier recently aid u« in the Bristol Channel. That the German Government has undertaken guarantee of aiiy kind (or the safety shipping against mines within the barred tone ought, long hava - been known ...
... deputation from the Miners' Federation, who placed before him the result of the ballot on the question of supply' ing men from the mines for military terrier, against which the majority was 20,570, said he had watched the ballot with anxiety, and it was very ...
... mainly aloiiff the western coast between the fiftieth and fiftysecond parallel. 1861 convict labour was first employed the Due mines, and was continued there till the war, the work being in the hands sometimes of Govern roent and sometimes of private contractors ...
... waUted to » yen SSd from eountries the British Empire? up poker an! dashed after him. Hay. C,n , „ e.nhers of the force mined « 'lerl,y„room tllat ' - 0 Piud lhe Talue , to the nearest million pounds. it is merev the policeman was there. Thoi . ollr> ...
... s are presumably now in of the names and occupatious mist of these youngsters. mid the. authorities are in possession of 'mines and occupations of the ttrrieites Mailable to take their places. la other welds, the former authorities! 'hat they want and ...
... second battle of Ypres. Ns was confined in a ramp at Caatrop, Westphalia, and with other men was set to work in the local coal mines, and at another time in a cokery, where prisoners bad to shovel twenty tons of coke a day. whether it took them all the hours ...
... fighting and saw M'Ardle strike Townsend on his face Mr Foley said that if their worships were several Limes. Michael Brennan then mine going to return the primmer fur trill he over and gut a holt of M'Ardle. He said that could get any bails they would wish. ...