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... be followed soon after . Easter by the issuing of an Order the Board of Control. It exact terms have not finally been deter mined, hut there is sanction for savin; that it will follow the lines the Order at present in force at Newport. Cardiff and Barry ...
... were foolhit'. In his own diPtriet in Laucashire, Mr. Walsh asserted, not a single person had yet been brought out of the mines, and he knew of 3,000 now working there who had I never worked as miners before. As ha R foreseen, the sudden reappearance ...
... the handed escort I 111 Mil A ‘‘BEERLESS DAY” WEEK Mr Hill the pub-‘r’ dramatically enough that I desire consider how ! the mines The conuec-lion quite might appear hardly was bar-tender who informed his cuatom&g ‘T we sha’n’t be able get any all week” ...
... life-saving guns raving vim ridge ridge Wild upheaval tumble— Hun fumble Vimy ridge May e’er Vimy who bravely perished ridge mine galleries amazing astounding the ridge those and Vimy ridge Welshmen all Vimy ridge and their and salute At ridge JONES ...
... lie agreed that men should work regularly, but if four or five men in any particular district absented themselves from the mines the teams could be and were filled by other workmen who were pleased to have the opportunity to fill them, and could fill more ...
... trenches and blew their mine shafts and levels and inclines Hades. • Most of us came back wounded, but I believe I bore a charmed lifethat night, anyhow. Our Captain—a brave man he is, too—came up to the mouth of one of their mines, and I was standing by ...
... William Robinson, Mlircestewthire Regiment am! uho i aarded the Victoria Na'\ll/Vl.O • There are pruipects that some of the lead mines in North Cardiganshire will be reopened shortly. It is stated that an influential syndaota i being formed to aork sume of them ...
... pORT TALBOT COUNTY ' SCHOOL WEDNESDAY 13th MONDAY lltli ara -For and apply to Headmaster K : (Clerk to TalboWqtiare Aberavon MINING EXAMS LESSONS BY POST MINERS t SURVEYORS FIREMAN'S EXAM SWANSEA -Write Handbook (CJi) Cambrian School Porth Rhondda SI ...
... Imperial Force “somewhere Jv- iaud” next 15 ergt- Captain Winter Swansea ticwhip i Sons together Lieut Swansea He hostilities mined Force His will ''im Britons duly cannot follow l the they become that and football match St Helen’s The will a useful vliii ...
... it is not at present advocating 'raising of age It calls upon the Government comb out men from the munition factories the mines the Government Departments etc Sir Douglas Haig has a strong antipathy to men over and he wants & “young” Army to march to ...