Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... case not the final determination but for the opinion of the Inspector Mines, then he personally had objection. The Chairman—That is to say. they may get exemption if the Inspector of Mines desires it. Meanwhile we will continue the case. Captain Motherwell ...
... years ago for 12s 6d, the domestic economy necessary in many middleclass households can easily be imagined. A town friend of mine told me lately this staite of matters prevails amongst salaried people who have received no war bonus because they have no ...
... muaUy important matter* ««• thUto.wutMpropßly .teslkuitf aedwwiieoourage and driving tares; and toes* eaa portal to have bus Mined. K. than only b. obtalwed by uonring th. urviou puteel *■! taken to HuU. wh»ie tt ftmud of affairs, who at* asenstomed to ihetto* ...
... 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 ...
... MERCURY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1916- SUCCESSES IN PASSES ?ONTINUED PROGRESS MR BALFOUR ON CHANNEL RAID GERMAN DESTROYERS SUNK BY MINES IJuinania reports several successes including the enpturo of a monn- tain position at Bratocea where losses inflicted on the ...
... perhaps, the W C 3 Se dn subtleties. The plain facts of lost V heSe: ~ Six drift boats y Thes boats, as I understand, »pty U the mines. The Queen, an 1!? 01 1, aLso Bunk - The Flirt he the is aground. That 1{ sad ide - 0n the credit side Mr ln ? that There ...
... Germany will disavow the act, thinking, however, that two of the Gerpunish the commander of the submarine, man destroyers struck mines which we and offer reparation—Exchange had laid, and that they were blown up and probably sunk. PIRATES' LATEST VICTIMS. Mr ...
... the application in time. 11,000 Men Returned to the Mines. The Home Sccretary announced last night that in accordance with the decision of t Government about 11,000 men have been returned to the mines, as the output of coal js still far ehort of requirements ...
... time almost,exactly the amount of labour that is'required for essential war industries. Munition work of all kinds and coal-mining are as important trench work. The building of merchant shipping also of great importance, but the public are becoming very ...
... to keep all your . men: Mr. Sutcliffe: I Am going to try . . Mr. Hartley military remeientative): And they are more and mine r for men. I believe shortly every men of thirty will have to go. whatever he vi. Mr Sutellffe: think they should consider ...
... up the mines. The Queen, an empty tramnsport, was also sunk, the Flirt was lost, and the Nubian is aground. That is on tln’ debit side. On the credit side, Mr. Balfour said, ‘ “There is ground for thinking that two Gemnnl destroyers struck mines in the ...
... September Jabot I. is the A.S.C. Remounts and Neil rai Anti-Aircraft Servile. brothers ed at Sorehead, WORKMAN% CABI.--John Fulton, mine; Lothian Street, Bonnyrigg, was working with the Arniston Coal Company in their Gore Pit on 22nd February 1915, when • fall ...