... Government are said to be combing out the single, inspectors having bean appointed to go through munition works, factories, and mines. But this process will take long that—the war will bo over wo were going to say—bnt the Government say the war cannot wait ...

... their eligibles, except in a few cases, even when they have experience get a pretty intimate knowledge of the book*. And the mines should yield the slightly skilled workers who have entered recently. These should be replaced skilled miners from tho front ...

... not do any of the baking, he being 56 years of age and too old. The Chairman : if you call him old ;it that age where do we Mine in?_ In throe day last. week be baked The . ola.iin was dismissed, it being' stated that ina•terai facts had not been given ...

... the clerk of the local tribunal of the district. Applications respect of men employed as underground or surface workers coal mines aro certain cases dealt with by colliery recruiting courts instead of by local tribunals. Men to whom the Act applies, or who ...

... justified in expecting to thin nar the • of every an and woman in the Milked to the fullest possible - FAMILY TREES. • friend of mine at the Heralds' Colli:7,e me, says a Daily Mirror writer, that a great demand has arisen during the past year tracing pedigrees ...

... ; PouLstone. ,4,10.1cr. Lis.; William Yorke. greenarober. William A. Coleman. greengrocer. ': •• ham, Ms.; Hobert Rohnrts. mine-, Plalt, ' mon, John Taylor, miner. Pl..tt. 3d.; Wlll:amn Pease. new.mgent. 2k.; Mary .Anu YoneU. Dm!worth, Thomas Pinder ...

... ordered same to take place before next sitting. Edwin Whysall, 32, Railway Hotel, had also been working as a contractor a local mine since last Court. He was granted three months with right of appeal on condition continue his present work the pit. ...

... accepted the statement without misgiving. Now told by Mx. there good ground for believing that -two enemy destroysrs struck mines laid by the British, were blown and sunk. will r.ot stop how came about that the categorical assertion that they had' been ...

... objection the utilization of Germans in farm work, as there was te the proposal to imploy them in dangerous industries like coal mining. We do mit farmers will welcome the proposal, for in the great majority of they discourages' other well-umant attempt• t. ...

... and Green, the Distmet Coroner There wert a Afessrs. J Danly rt the same hour. of The first inquest was on Robert Thorpe Mines), Criddle (agent of the aT ) New Guest ri, and Davia (46 Ward Street Company), 7 vf a carpenter, has worked Martin (Dert ysbit ...