... Federation Great Britain with the Prenidemt the Board Trade and the Controller of Mines, it was stated that alteration wage* would be made future without the assent of the Mines Control Board and consideration the Miners' Federation of Great Britain. It was ...

... tlio Colliery Recniiting Courts and Travelling Medical a trial of voluntary recruiting to secure additional men from the mines. Mr. Hall lias received the following telegram reply: liaNu communicated with General Gcddes, who -las sent instructions to ...

... the munition works. There were a few Government offioes, but not many was stated. They would have to take them out of the mines, out of tho fields, out ihe shipyards, out their police forces, out their transports—take them out of all the vital industries ...

... thurst our assaulting troops brought complete success. In Russian positions mines were exploded, and one officer and 170 men were taken prisoners, and three machine-guns and three mine throwers captured. Front Archduke Joseph.—ln a oostlv assault, repeated ...

... Federation oi Britain with the President of the R.«ai«l of Trade and the Controller of Mine*, was -tatml that alteration wages would made future without the the Mines Control Board and consideration the Miners' Federation of Groat Britain. wo* reported ...

... says:— Western Front.—North Stanislao, tho region the village Jamnitza, the enemy, after intense artillery preparation and mine and bomb firing, attacked our positions, but, being met our rifle and artillery fire, he was compelled retire his entrenchments ...