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... the shrine of the martyrdom St. Winifred, the patroness Wales, it was held in great veneration. A short time ago the effect mine drainaire works on the Mountain and the possible effect the well was out in the House of Commons. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Alexandra ...
... have entered the mines since August 14, 1915; (2) Surface workers or officials supervising such workers (other than enginemen. pumpmen, weighmen, electricians, fitters, and mechanics); and Workers of military age employed in the mines who during the last ...
... in the coal mines, i Coal —and especially Welsh coal —is modity which can always command ready 1 market abroad on a remunerative ba-sis. in any event, the changed policy of the Government is regarded nitn a good deal of misgiving in mining circles. WALES ...
... rallied 62i, and poldiuas were better at 31, but United Havanas eased off to 78i. Foreign Bonds call for special comment. Mining Shares were extremely quiet. Rubbers and Oils ; idle. The Industrial Section was absolutely devoid any feature interest. British ...
... Council ror increases of wages or war bonus will hold an inquiry to-day (Wednesday) at 10.30 a.m. at the City-hall. Cardiff. -*- MINES COMB-OUT. LABOUR IRRITATION AT NEW ORDER. ...
... between the departments, added that the military authorities decided comb out all those who were eligible and had entered the mines since August, 1915, but within about hours of the issme of the Order the thing was suspended. Tribunals really did not know ...
... desir- of next week in the large upstairs showability and wisdom of taking men from the, rooms. Pretty willow-pattern edged mines, the method? adopted were producing cloths, embroidered table-covers or covers strong reeling annoyance among the to farfe-j ...
... sittings the courts shall bald at some place away from the mines convenient the workmen. “(2) The action certain managers in requiring men hand their certificates of exemption to the management of the mine? w.x» unauthorised. Men attending before the Colliery ...
... representatives. . CONTROL OF THE MINES SOUTH WALES CRAFTSMEN AND THEIR WAGES Representations have been made the authorities the National Federation Colliery Stokers, and raftsmen in connection with the Government control mines. The position was considered ...
... son of Mr. and Mrs. Thoma.> Jones, Garth, Pontardawe, and prior to mobilising with the 4th Welsh at the war was employed a mining engineer at the Great Mountain Colliery, Tumble, near Llanelly. was one of the tirst officer* ,the West Wales Territorial ...
... TERRELL «U.. Gloucester) asked the Prewdent the Board of Trade whether the pro vision? the Coal Mines Regulation Act, 1908, limiting the hours work in coal mine? eight hours day. wore still in force, and what w«: the average number hours worked colliers ...
... Sunday w.is addressed Mr. John Davies (agent) the question further combing out of underground and surface workmen from the mines. said the whole of the members oi the Miners' Federation of Great Britain should balloted aa whether thev were favour of the ...