... Mincro 1 Ketleration ballot on (no ';ue-riou of “down tools” polity in ..‘ut of the Government proeeed- K the comb-out in mines follow Against down tools tv, 60.6.’i6: for, 15,172; majority against, 45,481. iJSIf ...

... COMBING-OUT MINES The adjourned conference the South Walea niU'Ors’ delegates, held at Cardiff yesterday to ferthet consider the quretion *>t combing-out in nranes, decided by a iurge majority to accept the recommendation of the Miners' federation of ...

... hopeful that this month’s delay would be granted. The President further reported that the combing out of the, men from the mines who had gone into them since August, 1914, was to be vigorously proceeded with and completed before the new scheme would take ...

... conference of the Miners’ Federation of Great Britain will be held to-day for the purpose of considering tho attitude of the mining industry towards the proposals made by the Coal Controller (Mr. Guy Calthrop) for the combing out of more men from the miners ...

... has combed out the eligihles in ordinary trades, and so secure the necessary men for the Big Push there is to comb out of mines, munitions and agriculture, and the places of these men are to filled (ho move round of Army incfficients from the other industries ...

... of women, from those not already on war work, to labour in such skilled and Industries as munitions, dockyards, farming and mines. But it would be to miss the bitter sting of this outcry to regard it as being largely concerned about the exclusion women; ...

... important concessions to the miners without in any way the decision of tho Government to take further 20,000 mem from the mining industry for active military service. The men who by reason industrial accident or disease are temporarily employed the surface ...

... SXIFFEEEES FROM NYSTAGMUS CALLED The Executive Minors’ Federation of Great Britain (writes our mining correspondent) will meet Sir George Cave, Home Secretary, Homo Office this afternoon on the subject of military combing out men employed the pits. The ...

... Great Britain, which recommended assistance being given the Government combing out all persons of military age who had entered mines since August, 1914. YESTERDAY’S MARKETS. LONDON GRAIN (THE BALTIC). WHEAT: Toe & tteAdy toa*. pricM herns un*JtASXt>i. bu£;n«« ...

... within those ages, men employed in the production steel, the, occupations covered the trade card scheme, and agriculture, mines and quarries, railway shops, transport work and shipyards. Air. Ouiniherlain’s I’lan*. for for ticc* mcviir.R iu ...

... have tkii !' '.nee this question whenever 1 have.' 1 ' 11 our hnshami , ( . , aurt they a».y. Moet ot * ' - are utterly mined, aunering untold «goni« 'nr. Charles Roberts said ha ««■> mimi ami hortv. Rome our poo: pared reply the ohargn made ■, -‘i ...

... hand, famous scientific men declared that its use was extremely rare, and that an amesthetic was always administered at the mine time. was case of doctors disagreeing, and from what I have heard in the last day or two (writes the '* Pall Mall Clubman) ...