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... sent from that parish to tho soldiers, and how patriotic they ail are. In dealing with that questio®. he says that is not mining village. In answer to that I will point out -to him that nine out of every ten ar© miners and work at the local pits, and ...
... Smith) 111 the chair, the man-power position was put before the Council, showing that 50,000 bona-fide mine workers were asked for the coal mines of Great Britain. We were to learn at headquarters,'' said Mr. Smith, 'that the 1914 comb-out was nothing ...
... married man, 42, was given four months, conditional upon joining Section B of the Volunteers. “Combed out as having entered the mine since the outbreak ol war, a Brimington Common married man, 38* 82, working as a loader ot Bond's Main Colliery, asked to be ...
... 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 ...
... Colliery Recruiting Court sat at Chesterfield Friday and dealt with a number of combed out cases. Mr. H. A. Abbot (Inspector of Mines) presided, and Mr. Frank Lee was present behalf the Derbyshire Miners’ Association. Lieutenant S. Cursley attended as National ...
... Skinner, National Service representative. brought for review & large number cases concerning men who had gone to work in the mine after obtaining certificates of conditional exemption from the Tribunal subject to their finding work of national importance ...
... would bad fallen in battle. Bro. A. Spaild-erg aged 24, failed to find favour. Going into the mine at Bolsover two daYs combing out of young men from the mines be for the country at large. That was his and Bro. Joe. Rollie aged 1.9. The District , . .. ...
... lodges, it was announced, had not been completed. Sir A. Geddes's speech as it affected the combing out of young men from the mines was discussed at length, and it was decided to take a ballot of the members as to what action shall be taken. ...
... young man up. rite latter went to Markham G'o.iien , after the outbreak of the war. A fortnight ago he was combed oat from the mine, and went to work on the farm. hale he was at the coLiery he heaped on the iarm in his spate time. The Tribunal expressed the ...
... •with you then.” (Laughter.) FROM THE GOLD MINES. A Tibshelf miner,. atated that he had been in Canada.several years when the war broke out, working in the coal mines during the winter and in the gold mines during the summer. Four of hie brothers joined ...
... formerly in the building trade, was allowed two months (final) in view of domestic obligations Eight employes of the Ashover Mines. Ltd., were applied for. Thev were all single load miners, aged 30, Class A ; 23, Class; 38, B2: 28. A ; 25. A; 37. A; 24. ...
... 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 ...