... principally) 56. although it i» expected that | only 7 per cent, of men between ages will be fit & fighting comb-out ...

... week, when he was wounded. He enlisted in the Gordon Highlanders at saroo time several more Ripley lads combed out of the mines in April Iset. RIPLEY PRIVATE RECOVERING. PTE. JOE SOCLT. Bipley, Gth Leicentera. , Tlic snlendid nows received tot end tll»t ...

... Early ALFRBTON TRIBUNAL. aOMBBCOTEB PUBLICAN V.S MINES AND FARM HAND. . ' Mr G. Preston presided over meeting tbs abore, bold on Monday evening, when the majority of the IppellanU were meu of the new ■military age, and the result was blank for the N. ...

... colliery brick, layer, stated he hod eix children, all girls, and had been combed out the pit. Six month* with leave. The Mine exemption vraa granted to Percy Moore, Grade 2, who had followed ont the Tribnnal'a instmctioo* and obtained work at Alfrcton ...

... brooks, wae granted six wtlh leave. I The same exemption was allowed in the case I of Geo. Ellis, 36, printer, of Biddings. MINING CABES. I Jae. Wm Watson. 30. A, colliery shunter, I Alfreton, failed in personal claim, and was ordered to join up. He commenced ...

... Pbeaiiaab, i* decided forward copy the the Archbishop, Bishop, and all Churchc connected with the dioeeoe. LARKING IN THE MINE- HEANOR MINER’S COMP: FAILS. iTION CLAIM At the I. teuton County Court on Tuesday, Judge Moci gave a decision ease affecting ...

... Alfred Street, who had own- Dieted twelve years Army serriM; Walter Harwood. 33, CS, chauffeur to Mr. H. Eustace Mitten, mining engineer to Bnttearley Co.; and Chrisopher Lees, 39, colliery banksman, Norman G. H. Woodward, 43, coalminer. Pentrich Road ...