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... that Swedish fishermen returning from the North Sea report an enormous number of mines in longitude E. latitude 55.20 N. Dutch fishermen told them they had caught many mines in their nets? The Chief Secretary for Ireland, Mr. Duke, M.P., arrived at Cork ...
... Chunall Hall Colliery. The issue of the case waa whether this man's death wa* accelerated consequence of hia having been in the mine while following his employment or whether it arose from natural causes. On June 28th Barlow commenced work 9 p.m.. and two ...
... ever be—Where is a man most useful, If a men who happens to be a footballer is best meeting the necessities of the hour by mining coal, by working with skilled hands in metal, by doing heavy munition work which neither women nor, older men can perform ...
... with various important interests, has produced the impression that he has been appointed to arrange for the taking over the mines the State. whole question is present in the stage of consideration. The Government lias formulated no definite policy, but ...
... first ease taken was that in which Frank Wilmo (191, of Cecil Road. Eccles , . who co Friday was described as an assistant to a mine hall artiste. The Chief ConAable said the military authorities were under the impr..ssiou that the prisoner was serving with ...
... 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 ...
... in - orsanised labour in of industrial ' MINES Home Office has dealt ' another aaneot of the labour nroblam Minina Depsrtment of the Home ana or minina insneetion staff the reralats under Coal for the mines ' work well and experienced staff scientific ...
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... elated tne incident the tank Its ' qualities are no doubt unique limited Our Teal satisfaction in the that our traditional is mine We caught up an 'who years' start run to with him through trying months To-day we forge limbs gaining strength his grows shorter ...
... their garb was apparently show they are antagonists churches About time I was attending the Discussion Class acquaintance of mine also attended He was debater his intellect was average his ideals were noble his aspirations lofty dispelled great deal mental ...
... Labour agent, Mr. P. Snowden, M.P., writes:—* 1 am in sad trouble at present. - Yesterday I heard that a very dear nephew of mine—the only one in this country—who was in the Shropshire Light Infantry, has been killed at the Front (Pte. Cowgill, Nelson) ...