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... Percy Sargent, formerly member of the Exchange, from his orchard in Tasmania. Monmowtb-hire Mining Tribunal yesterday “combed out hundreds young men who had gone mines since August last, their former occupations being painters, qaartyman. greengrocers, hauliers ...
... discipline is splendid. They behave always as gentlemen should behave, and they fight with fine hearts. These London boys of mine had one of the hardest tasks Friday, and they carried it through with a most gallant spirit.” MEETING WITH GAY GORDONS. Another ...
... gun whilst these halos roving fellow,' do all their fighting with a wawa or a typewriter. Again. young officers are still at Mine engaged in recruiting work, and it cannot he denied that their duties could be psrfo-nied quite as efficiently by retired Army ...
... is mere stupidity that makes people doubt the ultimate ending of war. I have been so far justified in these expectations of mine, that it is not from military sources that these things have come. They havo been thrust upon the soldiers from without. But ...
... passed protesting against the Press agitation against the Merthyr peace conference. Mr. George Lansbury advocated that coal mining after the war should a national industry organised the workmen themselves; also that au intcrnatioual tribunal with international ...
... had been brought t of the mines. That was the way in : which this vigorous process was going on. Moreover; had the very best means | for believing thai at least people between the ages 19 and who had never worked in the mines before, had gone into them ...
... could noi too widely known. SAFETY IX THE MIXES! SLACKERS WEEDED OUT. The Monmouthshire mining tribunal vcstcrday combed out hundreds of young men who had gone to the mines since August' last. Their former occupations were painters, qunrrvmen, foundrymen, ...
... unable to fulfil the engagement owing illness. The R. A. Taylor preached in the afternoon, and in the evening the Rey. L. J. Mines lectured Twelve months a* chaplain the catnpa. Mr. James Lancaster, presided over a good attendance. FUNERAL MR. £. JACKSON ...
... sho continued, is i there any boy here whose father works among horses? One small boy stood and answered, Ycs, teacher; mine does. said the teacher. what does your father put on the horses every morning? Please, teacher. every ha'penny he has ...
... committee state that them will be no further reservation of seats and ctmtpar•tments and saloons for private parties, and the mining of sleeping and dining ears will be further curtailed. Passengers will he grunted certain facilities for travelling by recognised ...
... •Colliery Guardian states that batches former colliery worker®, who have invalided out of the Array, are now ing work the mines and surf ?{-® various collieries m the Leigh, Bindley, AAiraro, Tvldrsley, Atherton, Bolton, and Manchester neighbourhoods ...
... position this hour is thus and thus (irreverently): Is Didn't know you navigator Friend (with hauteur) : Yes it's rather hobby mine SEQUEL TO LOSS STEAMER COURT OF INQUIRY OF AND UNFOUNDED RUMOURS HOUSE OF COMMONS COMBING OUT MEN judgment Westminster yettcrday ...