... Medical Hoard visited Pontyinulri, and examined nearly a hundred men employed t'ne Maritime Colliery who have entered tl»o mine since August. 1915. It was Maloti that of the niou wore passed for ice. T,ator iu the day about l. cligibles at the Great colliery ...

... and conecien tious workmates. With regard the Order, far as it refers to unaid lied men employed the mines August I4th, 191S, should it apply the of mine that exists Cleveland it will cot reduce the present complement of men any apprect-, able degree. ...

... achetno under which the Government propose to control coal mines is still under consideration, there are indication*, aaj* Central News, that the Government that the machinery for the safe working of mines shall remain present, and that powers shall be given ...

... yesterday, the Council of the Yorkshire Miners' Association discussed the recent Government order regarding the combing out of the mines of men who have absented themselves from work two days per week during the quarter ended December 31st last. They also discussed ...

... in the chau. Mr. Smith, in a subsequent statement to the Press, said the decision to call men who ha' secured work in the mines since August 14th, 1915, surfaee workers, and men who had played average of two days or more per week up to the quarter ended ...

... represent. The process of “combing out. 1 called, is being extended to the coal-mining industry, and the Government has decided to call the Colours the men who entered the mines since August 14th. 1015, some of the least essential surface workers, and men ...

... released from the coal mines tho country for military service, and notices to this were received at every colliery in Great Britain yesterday. The men to called up include the following classes: (1) Those who have entered the mines since Auugst 14th, 1915 ...

... military ape. With regard the men who have pone into the mines since the specified date, says there not great mcny in Northumberland. In many costs they are r.ot but were attracted into the mines by the high wages offered when &o many miners enlisted, ...

... the coal mining w>a» eoalownera' representatives the South Wales Coal Trade Board Saturday night. In view She vital importance the coal mining industry the prut a atop miner* over a year ago, and in the application war affecting coal mining «CQp'.ormant ...

... economies in its nsso at homo, certain number of men may released once from the mines for military service. Tho temporary exemptions granted (a) To men who entered the mining industry after 14th August, 1915, haying previously been engaged in other occupations; ...

... navy is capable improving some of Our retail business methods.-^-A London correspondent. * For nearly a month a lady relative mine has been trying to fit somewhere in the national scheme. She's rather a brieht little person, quick-witted,' a capable and ...

... Amalgamated Society of Dyers, thinks that there does hot appear any chance of taking more men front ship- I transport, and mines, or even from textiles, if j mse-sory production ha- Bradford there is machinery already standing from lack labour, and the ...