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... WELSH MINES, MAJORITY OF 45,000 AGAINST THE DOWN TOOLS POLICY. Last night's figures of the South Wales Miners' Federation ballot, the question of a “down tools policy in the event of the Government proceeding with the combing-out scheme in the mines wore ...
... Great Britain with the Presrident of the Board of Trade and the Controller of Mines, it was elated that alteration in wages would made in future ■without the assent the Mines Control Board and consideration the Miners’ Federation of Great Britain. It was ...
... ag of the Court shall b. he.d at. some place away from tin mine convoni-'m. the workmen. —The action certain managers in requir.ng men to hand their certificates of exemption to the the mine was unaurhoris d. Men nd before the Colliery Roc; uiling Court ...
... one wondered, but ont of one shop only my brother and one who is stone deaf were selecte for examination. ‘This brother of mine has been wounded dis. and gassed in Arras, and totally charged from taking any further part ir the present war. Yet he was ...
... exertions number of speedy small motor-boots and other vessel*, whilst there are “U”-boat traps, armod merchantmen, boat nets and. mine*. the other band, the number of Gorman submarines has been extraordinarily increased. —Pre*a Association. Berlin political ...
... SOME CAUSES TROUBLE IN TEE PITS. Onr mining correspondent writes that the War Office requirement a further 40.000 men for the army from the coal mines of Great Britain is creating good deal unrest in many the mining districts- There are two main causes ...
... somewhat higher. The announcement that j the mines are pass into the has had no influence the market. Maximum prices:—Pig-iron; South Siaffc-diV-. oomaKA, 905.; part-mice, forge 9iis.. foiHadrv 97! all-mine, forge foundry 1205.; warrr.-*j fry-j foundry ...
... 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) ...
... GFKMAN AUXILIARY CRUISER SUNK Reuter’s Copenhagen oorreepomlent telegraphs this morning: A German auxiliary cruiser struck mine tipsouth-western side of LiUegrund. The ship sank in a few minutes. Masts funnels rise above the water. It reported that lives ...
... for (360g5.) was given Olivers and Sons, for “ Royal yeans old), bred by the late Mr. E. S. GodseH. SINGLE MEN IN THE COAL MINES. OLDER- MEN RELEASED FOR MUJTARY SERVICE Bolkington (Nuneaton) Tribunal, yesterday, Josiah Sewell (34). mamed, licensed victuaher ...
... power has materially changed, and it has changed for tho worse. programmes for of munition works, for shipbuilding yards, for mining, and forestry have matured, and ar ...
... £370,000 ; Anastasia, Since 1906 the Civil List has amounted to £1,600,000 annually, ut enormous revenues were derived from mines, forests, and lands belonging to the Em ror’s Cabinet. The expenditure of the Court swallowed up these vast sums on the maintenance ...