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... combing out of labour at prompt to be found in many parts of the ceuntry in such vital industries as munition works and lie mines. Those diffioulties call for the display of highest statesmanthip in oonciiiating labour, and it is to be earnestly hoped that ...
... man-power for the Purposes of the war. The suggestions which are now being made for the combing out of men from munition works, mines, and workshops generally, may be taken as a sort of kite flown to test the feelings of the country, and particularly to see ...
... m. to-morrow (Saturday), ti, meeting will private. COMBING OUT THE MINES. —* LeiuefeU rshire Collieries Rccruiiiiig Cjurt. Coalville. dismissed appeals . 2S men who had entered the mine; since i war began. LAND WORK E K EXEMPTION. Tlic agricultural re ...
... oonferences have been held, and we been advised of the steps to be taken in the munitions works, our engineering shops, and in the mines, but when it comes to combing out the slipping staffs we would urge caution. Better to delay the doci4on or the enforcement ...
... We have labourers, tinkers, tailors, cobblers, musicians, mineral water manufacturers, bricksetters, etc., still in the mines, and yet have tho military authorities leaving them in taking men of years, years, 38 years, and 40 years—men who entered the ...
... to men of military age who have obtained employment at collieries since the outbreak of the war, men who have worked the mines since boyhood, and whose ages now range from 30 to 40, have been taken. As a result of conferences between the men’s repre ...
... man-power. They were told, he sa-d, that there was be a drastic combing-out ,ol mines, especially m regard to voung single men and those who had gone to work in the mine since the outbreak of There was to be increased pressure well combing-ont munition ...
... COMB-OUT OF MINES. STRONG FEELING IN LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE. A serious position has been created in the Lancashire and Cheshire coal industry owing to the attitude of the military authorities on the application of the comb-out in the pits. At a special ...
... t•ostre. trrt-lirt.'''.ll7lT.r\l'..}-,'ler(ra'snToltee. eecretary of trl7e Church ant? timith, J.ITIC, 'Bros.. Parr Bridge Mine, ; a ' P ehat they ea• in a teetimwe in the ' q'tfteferrin Yr. ttle meal literary contri. Clyde men are ammig those aho ...
... drawers. Although this man went into the mine after the war broke out, was good mam his job,—The Clerk asked if arrangement had not been made with the Miners' Association whereby all men who had gone into the mines since the war were to combed out.—The Miners' ...
... yeomen of England.” and his success was not diminished during the rest of the afternoon the evening. He also sang Shipmates o’ mine, “England.” The alcove charmeth,” Invictus/ anil “ The blind ploughman.” Miss Bowker’s contributions included the popular ...
... classes shared and shared alike Admiralty report that six large and two small vessels have fallen victims to enemy submarines mines during the past week These figures are the same as previous week There has again been an increase in the week’s sailings 4497 ...