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... WELSH MINES' COMB-OUT. Monday's Decision Condemned. A largely-attended of colliery workmen held at Senghenydd yesterday condemned the decision arrived at by the delegates at the Cardiff conference on Monday last. The meeting resolved to approve of the ...
... WELSH MINES' COMB-OUT. Hostile Decision Reversed. The vote of the aJjourriorl conference of the South Wales Nfiners' Federation at Cardiff I yesterday. on the combing-out question was a striking revers./ of the decision of a week the interval several ...
... the deceased. Then were many floral tributes from Masonic lodges, clubs, guilds, church organisations, and personal friends. MINES COMB-OUT. South Wales Rejects Scheme. A card vote taken at a special conference of south Wales lIIIITUETS at Cardiff. terday ...
... before work now or wet. 'm tate of aleelication tif that day is later than r the twenty-ninth day of May, nineteen h WELSH MINES' COMB-OUT. rt. as maenad ousepatiou ars &Oulu: to sixteen: or where such sonnet*, are under the luriedictioe of a court in ...
... themselves persistent absentees shall not operate retrospectively, and further action on the lists now being c&tTed for from the mines will be suspended. The Home Office statement was considered by the executive of the Miners’ Federation last evening. After ...
... COMBING OUT THE MINES. START WITH MEN FROI4 MYN ...
... about the mines. The complaints against the manner in which the new order issued by the military authorities was being carried out come mainly from two districts —South Wake and Northumberland. The allegations (it it pointed out the mining correepandeint ...
... Combing-out in the Mines Brewery Fire at Burton. CALLING-UP PAPERS CANCELLED IN S3UTH WALES. ALE FLOWING INTO THE THEW. Notice% issued b 7 the mil:lacy 'maturities Damage in ihe eaten of maw , thousands of rolling certain colliery workmen in the Smith ...
... informed by the War Office, with regard to eases of men who previously to 14th August, 1915, had at corn^ time been employed in mining, but acre actually on that date engaged in some other occupation, instructions have bete given that men who erre Lena-fide ...
... Shares still unsettled. Shipping Stock* still under cloud, owing losses by submarines, and P. and 0. Deferred has dropped 2i. Mining Shares call for comment. The following are the fluctuations in the prices which have been quoted to-day the Stock Exchange ...
... a ssli be main the miners' point of But it it quite widest that there will he no attempt by the to arise now envied is tho mines who Is in the Army. 'rho Malin of Hie pans. mime ow too thin Iypie of to permit of that. while. the War hap so far di as to ...
... SALARIES. Mr. P. Stavens, Mr. InglehY. LThoir: Sopranos—Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Lloyd, it was decided to meet on March sth in the Mines.L. Stocker, G. de Rearae, m. Committee for the annual revisioa of teach- Wright. Parkin,. Kay, hiarriot. Heaven, ere' Long ...