... Peadita. > too., wren a at a that pubic opine aed t ! Oks boi - ‘Lien te ! Ati > ~ ' + ! he 7 of the J of t i r 1 por i t is MINE, val freedom s thoy Just And, le coped ie he paid aa eles qe te chee post Arca! athe “ pengo, to dies present for Tie of a ...

... districts regarding the modified scheme of ecruiting. The President further reported that the combing out of the men from the mines who had gone into ein since August, 19U, was to be gorously pioceeded w ith, and completed before the new scheme would take ...

... stress, the report which has presented to the Cabinet on man-power, the existence a considerable number A men railways and mines. These, Ins opinion, should combed out, before any question the raising age considered Government. same remark applies to the ...

... Education Committee, for the organiser of mining classes for Derbyshire and Leicestershire. Mr. Win Stanley, Inspector of Technical Instruction for Derbyshire, said the applicant personally supervised the mining instruction at 42 centres Derbyshire and ...

... night and disturb her. One morning in April he told her that had spent the night with the undernurse girl, adding: That girl is mine, body and soul.” Witness did not believe it, and did not take much notice of what he said, thinking that was drunk. She told ...

... discovered Navy; in the English Channel shortly after the commencement the war; captured sel mines, including a section of a tin* German mine and type 5 German mine and sinker complete; German revolver Tin-ki«n shrapnel shell, piece picked -Afl sliell captured ...

... 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 ...

... OOO a year since tbe outbreak of the war. When the Midland League competition is re. sumed, many of the old teams will be mining. X/ait Saturday was the only occasion during the season winch Birmingham failed score home. Tottenham Hotspurs* victory week ...

... Medical Hoard visited Pontypridd and examined nearly a hundred men employed at the Maritime Colliery who have entered the mine since August, 1915. It was stated that good percentage of the men were passed for general service. Later in the day about ISO ...

... owners agree to recognise the union. announcement issued by the Board Trade last night states that the Controller of Coal Mines, after protracted negotiations, obtained the consent of th© Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Owners’ Association to tho ...

... Sheffield Coroner (Mr. J. Kenyon ! Parker) held inquest yesterday, and a verdict accidental death was retained. COMB OUT IN THE MINES aid the newly-formed Corn F.x--i-liamm Troop Boy (97th Stielheldan enjovahie coueert was given the Foresters’ Hail. Sheffield ...

... learns read his younger days from it th.- and it has been mis* >r - had his pla«v allotted at the top the »• r rest his life, .-mining one niny put read, upside down. has '■'. mooed Je the Church Book, he will thing ei.linvays. Those, however, who have their ...