... not succeed entirely in 'else -going or ant mints. patrols which, after penetrating into enemy employed in and about the mines for military supporter in principle, or an opponent in trenches, where they inflicted lessee on him, service. principle, of ...

... court OEM be held at mane Ware away front the mine, convenient to the , workmen. (2).--The action of eertain managers in requiring men to hand their certificates of exemption to the management of the mine was unauthorised. Men attending before the oolliery ...

... : A supply vote at tit We carried out a successful raid this morn- was: next discussed. 41 jag south of Sonehes. A hostile mine-shaft Mr. KELLAWAI. was blown up by us and several occupied dug- Newurin (15., Middles( outs were destroyed. We took a few ...

... to be tolled ef r , Gibbin denied that Labour repro- inueeste. The Walker estate to pro- of certain of workmen fro m t h e mines tribunal of Antwerp to nin e menthe , an d 'he to held London •, ntativee had used any threats in red,pect of duce a vast revenue ...

... will be announced in Nearmet e, b rea th o f t h e Tramway W or k ers ' due course. Gabb pleaded guilty to sending In was mined on November S bat. almost completely abated, and he was pleased the the bottom of to say only one death had occurred during ...

... Plymouth Brethren for ten years, and his caws had been before the Bedlington Tribunal.. He had been working on the surface at the mines, but had been combed out. Hs did not object to take up non-combatan service. Questioned to whether he had made amyl sacrifice ...

... additional number of miners for the Army, as it is estimated that the comb-out of men wbo have gone from other trades to the mines sines the commencement of the war, will be several thousands short of the number required. In these circumstances it will be ...

... two munition workers, who have ' received their calling-up notices. It was stated that the mon kit their work at the coal-mines voluntarily in November, 1914, in response to an appeal lor men for munition work. Both are married men, and, in course of ...

... c New THE MINER MARKET. Business a Trifle More Active. Private Wirer tram Oar City wit.rJ LOIN DON, Thursday. Business in mining sham: was a trifle more avtire. Li tlw SOUTH AFRICAN market a fair enquiry was reported for some of the smaller Eastern Rand ...

... dissatisfaction that has arisen at malty of the collieries regarding the present recruiting of a further number of men from the mines, and also the allocation of trade thmuichout the county owing to so many pita lying idle, and hart decided to convene a specie ...

... on the &theme agreed upon between the 'Miners' Fetleratiun of Great Britain and the Gorern'tient for combing out from the mines of young unmarried men between 18 and 25. The form of ballot japer aas agreed to at a meeting of the entire conneil at Cardiff ...

... recruiting order, and refuse to countenance further demands by the military till a complete comb out of mmuwas made who entered mines since 1914; also to demand equality of sacrifice from Lithuanians. As a result of a charge of sixpence being made for admission ...