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... one lighter. Webb. Lieut.-Col. Henry, M.P. for Forest of Doan. bom in 186b. the *on the late Mr. Henry Webb, of Bristol, and mining engineer and director the Ocean Coal Company. Ltd., awl other colliery concerns, and is also interested in agriculture. Colonel ...
... addition that that men subsequent io should not in regard in before going through in the way were factories factories and mines to obligatory upon of certificates itionnl upon to to the up date great in it In injnutice s men of section satisfactorily ...
... declared, 44 and inspectors have been appointed who are going through the munition faotories, the general factories, and the mines from day to day. REVISING THE REGISTER. It would be necessary to make it obligatory on holders of certificates under the National ...
... a very drastic revision of these employés. wa arranged business that The Secretary, Plymouth Batt. Devon R. V.T.C. | COAL MINES AND FARMS. such dive distrees among We have no doubt the writer of this will find’ touches to the Allies’ plans for complete ...
... very drastic revision the employes. MINERS, FARMERS, AND THE REGISTER. For some time past a complete overhauling the coal mines had been going on by colliery inspectors. The Home Office had asked colliery owners for a return of men who had been teken ...
... which has. not embsrked upon any hi portant muni! policy of the of im- A 11 p.m. AFTERMATH OF FUSILIERS’ COUP AT by means of a mine explosion ST. EGOL north of of the Four-de-Paris, we dest and he British Headquarters, March 28th. enemy work and avily sheiled ...
... bombardments were successfully repulsed. To-day there have been isolated artillery duels at various points. There has been further mining activity east of Vermelles without altering the general situation there. Paris, Tuesday. This afternoon's official communique ...
... has been received from the British General Headquarters in Flanders :~ April 19, 9.55 p.m, Last night the enemy btew up small mine east of St. Vaast. There was no damage to our trenches. During the night the enemy attempted to bomb ©ur positions in craters ...
... MINERS AND RECRUITING. YOUNG MEN IN THE PITS. The mining correspondent the ' Daily Telegraph writes that the miners' leaders and the majon'ty of the men employed in the coal pits of Great Britain regard with favour the proposal to ''comb out' of the ...
... wae being proceeded with vi district, not « person had been got out'of the mines. ‘ He was tod ani his district there were 3,000 men between who.wers escaping service in the - mines, to districts of. sees by the same thing ap; the Miners’ Federation: He ...
... vigorously; but in his district not single person had been got out of the mines. was told that in his district there were 3,000 men between 18 and who were escaping service in the mines, and he believed the same thing applied to other districts of the Miners' ...
... GALLANTRY GERMAN EFFORTS DYING AT VERDUN BRITISH BATTLESHIP MINED GERMAN SUBMARINE SUNK SUPPLY SHIP FAILS TO REACH RUT Si Douglas Haig that enemy early morning made to enter Roclintiourt exploding mines repulsed In region of the day quietly since the gallant ...