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... support, and we are employing 1 machineguu barrage', with good effect. It I would be faitblees to pretend that the infantry are Mining through these strenuous ' battles without having to pay the toll, hut the ratio of our casualties have not been ncarly r.o ...
... Federation Great Britain with the President the Board Trade and the Controller of Mines it was stated that alteration in wages would made in future without the of the Mines Control Board and consideration the Miners’ Federation of Great Britain. was reported ...
... , bat in his district net single person had been got oat the mines. was told that in Sis district there were 3,000 men between eighteen and forty-one who were escaping service in the mines, end believed the muns thing applied other districts at the Miners’ ...
... understand, will amount to a demand that the first call should be made upon all men military age and fitness who entered the mines sine.. August, 19X5. The acceptance of this, is believed, will present little difficulty, and the federations will consider ...
... until attack' our aircraft forced her alter her couff-e and head fm* the Dardanelles. In the act turning, however, she struck mine, which caused her t# settle down aft with list 10 to 15 degrees, and which considerably adduced her speed. She proceeded slowly ...
... very heat ground for believing that at heat 3,000 men between eighteen and fortY-Orle who never worked in mines before have one into the mines for the purpose of est-spine their military obllgat And that which is true of my next of Lancashire is true ...
... military service. Of outlive. much may bare been done in fire mouths to change this state of things, but no new return has been mined, and no fresh information on the point has been published. A. E. M. With full military honours, James Smith. a Crimean veteran ...
... portion of the Coucy Wood reached the line of Bicbancourt-Autreville northern border Barisis. As result the fife artillery and mine-throWers the French suffered nefvvy sauguinory losere. Up to the present over 1,400 prisoners have been brought In. By way ...
... less intimately connected with munitions and the supply material requisite for the carrying the production of munitions—coal-mining, tor instance —wore exempt from compulsory service, A great many of the men engaged in these exempted industries had gone ...
... windows give a view of the in which, during his reign. about MONO men soil women were lodged like animals Cu their war to the mine, in eiberii THE KAISER ANI) THE LAWYERS. The Tunes New York oorreopondent, in • message dated December 16, sale:—At the ...
... Turkish 95.92 M.lO 95.62 91.70 67 .00 436.00 1,764.00 345.50 151.50 Ottoman Bank. llobmsoo Band - —. Randfontein Rand Mines :-•*.••• Consolidated OoWftekis May Chartered Village Main Reef. • • • • • Cxobauue London, snort. Do. cheqnea.. 10iur ...
... sale at Christies, exhibition during the next youple days at admission fee half a guinea ea' • When discovered in the Beers Mines. .* land West, in 1901, it weighed between carats, but the cutting in Amsterdam * duced it to its present weight 205 carats ...