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... the behest the Timber Committee. This lias done supply national emergon-cy, the trees being used as props for the South coal mines. Many plantations were entirely denuded, and at prosfrnr sawdust heaps remind one the Qanadiaß cie/triugs. Hundreds tons props ...
... waters' Tlie submarine will interned Later German brought into Flushing last night and outside territorial waters vessel of mine-laying from Zeebrugge with 32 crew Reuter REASONS FOR RELEASE THE HAGUE Monday following official statement been issued regarding ...
... CONCESSIONS “TO OFFICERS AND MEN Y FORMER VICEROY OF INDIA AND 000 or half a It ts that dit Pl mad ON SERVICE. . SEORETARY. = mined to give the French and other Allies tri like Sir Arthur Te without Tecest increase in railway ‘The Barl of Eigin and Kincardine ...
... Minister unconditional release decided the conference investigate Mr action in to the matter Resolutions in nationalisation of mines resolution the promptly resume control nation’s agricultural land The adjourned to-dav alliance of employers OF Mr speaking ...
... and economies its use home, a certain number of men may be released at once from mines for military ser vice. The temporary exemptions granted men who entered the mining industry after the August, 1915, having previously been engaged in other occupations ...
... Released Immediately. It has ben decid d by the Government that a lirge number of men arc to released immediately from the coal mines for military service, and notices to this effect were received every colliery in Great Britain onTuesday. ...
... oil Saturday last tho industry to enlistment application coal-mining which frequently coal trade organisations regard to steps view the number miners and South Association and the mining August 14 1915 surface exemptions would reconsidered colliery ...
... ' representatives on the South Wales Coal Trade Conciliation Board Saturdaylast. view of the vital importance of the coal mining industry, the Government pui stop to the enlistment of miners over a year ago, and in the application of war measures affecting ...
... OUT OF TIME AND OUT OF ORDER. The mali March gra ted A. Urban, banksman at a Hatt 18 of Be. Just was given a short by the Mining Court, which expired in Novem! and thie was an tion for renewal made by the mother, and not the holder of the certificate ...
... also to be introduced. While a majority of the Satan of le vanishes immediatel ‘Far tern questions have recently come from mined; in the winter of 1902-3 ore members of the Committee favoured the enfran- sees it. No wonder the Huns are angry with: ly he ...
... exposure to - may formed eathf '''ables doctors L'' 10 nvthing course wel- from I iron-bound condition of perils in its train mines rook-like - 'H the air the 1' - !? great as elves trenohes I rats become t-Ve them before rush in to a morsel of JEL TO SOMERSET ...
... y released from the coal-mines for military ser\ices Government notices to this effect have been received it every collieTv Great Britain. The men. to be called include the following classes Those who ha,-e entered the mines since August 14th, 1915. Surface ...