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... have tkii !' '.nee this question whenever 1 have.' 1 ' 11 our hnshami , ( . , aurt they a».y. Moet ot * ' - are utterly mined, aunering untold «goni« 'nr. Charles Roberts said ha ««■> mimi ami hortv. Rome our poo: pared reply the ohargn made ■, -‘i ...
... somewhat higher. The announcement that j the mines are pass into the has had no influence the market. Maximum prices:—Pig-iron; South Siaffc-diV-. oomaKA, 905.; part-mice, forge 9iis.. foiHadrv 97! all-mine, forge foundry 1205.; warrr.-*j fry-j foundry ...
... MINES COMB OUT. During (ho pant a travelling medical board has visited the whole the oollieriee in the South Staffordshire and Ea«t Woroovt er>ih districts for the purpose examining those men who have entered the uiinee since August. 1915. About per cent ...
... the collieries in the South Staffordshire and Hast Worcestershire area for the purpose of examining men who have entered the mines since August, 1915. Quito 85 per cent, of those examined have, it is stated, been found fit for active service. The bulk of ...
... the collieries in the South Staffordshire and Bast Worcestershire area for the purpose examining men who have entered the mines August, 1915. Quite 85 per cent of those examined have, it is stated, been found fit for active service. The bulk the men op ...
... fori• night ago, mid Aniched at the Craven and Hiiilcv l'idlieries yesterday. Quite an army of oticials, doctors, clerks and mines inspectors has been engaged in the work. Yr. %V. O. Phillips, Ansley Hall, was the representative of the emilowtiere, and Mr ...
... Great Britain with the Presrident of the Board of Trade and the Controller of Mines, it was elated that alteration in wages would made in future ■without the assent the Mines Control Board and consideration the Miners’ Federation of Great Britain. It was ...
... not come up for two mown& unless wished. Thee was adjourned die to see the result of the appeal for 2i.0u0 1 to this coal mines. Rept him at Warwick William Bidwell, Caton. was to haws appeared to mower the review of the ease of his eon. Arthur T. Bidwell ...
... further two months, but f they eared to volunteer now they nicit their reziments In two month., if the 11 volunteers from the mines bad come forward. they would remcin in their nresent occupations, but if not they would he called op straiehtsway. In the majoriti ...
... been planned :.nd is being carried out. Its chief promoter recognises that labour must be taken from such vital industries as mines, shipbuilding, and agriculture, but it is an intrinsic part of Mr. Chamberlain's policy to replace such labour with as nearly ...
... Anastasia X 330.000. Since 19(W the Civil List has amounted to £l,(i00.IK)0 Annually, hut enormous revenues were derived from mines, forests, and lands belonging the Emperor's I'abinet. The expenditure the Court swallowed up these vast sums on the maintenance ...
... 1900. Ia 1906 he defeated Mr. Newdegate by the large majority of 1,828, and held the seat in the 1910 elections. _ SHOSTRAND.—Mine Lottle Ward, of Atheretone. has Wised a oertiste for profloieocy in reporting of the system of shorthand This is the wood pupil ...