... greatly appreciated appca’ed for. the remarks she had made: and they were deter- Major Hope said, in view the fact tint this mined to she. had told them —to see that was the manager, they recommended tern•there was a prolific outcome as the. result of porary ...

... others to'the mines, and the German workmen thus liberated are exercised for some time and then sent into the fighting ranks. Every day there are fresh arrivals, and new departures. At Buer-Hugo some French soldiers refusal to work in the mine. They were ...

... Thursday, and dealt with a con.sidera'be number of appeals on behalf of pit employees. Mr Henry Walker, lI.M. Inspector of Mines, presided. Mr Robert Baird appeared for the coalmasters, Mr David Gilmour represented the miners, and Lieutenant J. C. Allan ...

... case not the final determination but for the opinion of the Inspector Mines, then he personally had objection. The Chairman—That is to say. they may get exemption if the Inspector of Mines desires it. Meanwhile we will continue the case. Captain Motherwell ...

... thumbnail portrait Bev. Mr. Mannering, Airdrie, he introduced some features suggestive the most striking personalitv in the old mining town. It is fifty years since Rev. William Reid, senior pastor t.f Brcomknoll United Erec (Tiurch, Airdrie, began his ministry ...

... emit.lining cX|).n advV.e many valuuhtc Imus. Spratt’s Patent Ltd., 24-25, Fcndkarck St, Loadoa. E.C •S Sfz r COMBING OUT MINES. The nt Mimt Worker'., »,ir: Jioro at« cl thev Nan- Roberta .1 miiici '. ...

... to take the men out of the mines whole e immediately, and knew lb.at there were hundreds of mtiers wu.Kirjß the -street at the present time who could not Ret employment.. The Chairman But if you ar- taking men out of the mines fir military service will ...

... more men from coal mines for service with the colyurs. After consultation with the Miners’ Federation, proposed, in tlie first place, to recruit from amongst men employed at coal mines who are military age and who entered the coal mining industry since August ...

... of John M'Lean, and indications were given that further action should be taken. Reference was made the combing: out of the mines, presently in progress, and in the course of discussion the was expressed that the Government' ought to make provision for ...

... Tribunal in mistake. It should have gone before the Mining Tribunal. The tlerk did not think the Mining Tribunal could deal with a claim on domestic, grounds. Major Hope —lie ha-, been combed out the mine. Mr. Torrance—No. The Clerk—l am afraid it a case ...

... chair, and there were present 160 delegates, representing every mining district in Great Britain. The conference after a protraded sitting decided that all men who have come into the mines from other industries since August 4. 1914, of every class from ...

... the well-known Glasgow Celtic football player, who, it will be remembered, was refused exemption by the Scottish Central Mining Tribunal a few weeks ago. M Atee, his appeal, staled that he was a miner, and his wife's health was precarious, and was doing ...