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... An conference of PouthWaleedfinses' delegates held aeLlardiff onTuesdayto further eider the question of combing out in the mines, decided by a large majority to accept the ne. commendation of the Miners,' Federation of Great Britein. viz., That in the ...

... Corn- could count on them to stand by & Canter of Mines should have a useful career. to the end. Peal mauguration at the School of Mines at ES ths week there was a ve PORTUGUESE TROOPS RBADY. ne mining men, and the choice of the first excellent one. It ...

... more men from coal mines for service with the Colours. After consultation with the Miners' Federation, it it proposed, the first place, to recruit from among men employed at coal mines who aro military age, and who entered the coal mining industry since the ...

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... they | manager of th el be slaughtered there. Cammitice of organized the air raid on Folkestone in the hope; Modderfontein Mines, — “ ALWAYS KILLED PIGS ON HIS NOMINATION OF ‘TREASURER. that on the threshold of a glorious career of drawi off aircraft from ...

... Viking I Song, ' (Coleridge Taylor), the four vocalists: song, The Helston Floral JJance (old Cornish tune) encore, Son of Mine, Mr. Andrew • violin ''Cradle Song (Tor Aulin). and Muzurka No. 1 (Hubay), Mr. John Arr (encored); song, Dreams (Tosti) ...