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... EDITOR OF '` FACTORY Sir,—The letter of a Trade Unionist in your iasne renntids inn of th - 43 weaver, who, years ago was speaking of his earn'ings: one week he had earned 14., the next 17., and the third week 21s. ; he concluded his statemAnt by saying ...
... report speaks with scorn of the interference of .Conimittees of authori. ties—and it is to be possible to lend police forces from one county to another without the formality of swearing in. Finally, and perhaps most important, the report speaks of the ...
... csaees haying broken out in Bolton, raw cotton is suggested an the source of infection. This may or may not be the cane. Speaking to • Press man on Monday, Dr. Wilkinson, methcal officer of health for Oldham, said that there was a danger of smallpox being ...
... prompted the generous assistance Pondered to the men and their dependents whilst nerving in His Majesty's Forces. It also speaks in appreciative terms of the fulfilment of the promise to provide them with employment upon their return, and adds, We are ...
... I did. After taking the second dose | began to feel better, and after three days was able to get about as usual. I cannot speak too highly of Phosferine, to work.”—179,. Mayall Road, Brixton. as, thanks to it, I am 87 years of age and still able This ...
... HANDY in Blackburn and later in Clitheroe. Speaking to our representative on the occasion of tee 25th magisterial anniversary in 1917, about his origin.. appointment, Mr. Cottam said: I was then a weaver, and the first news I had of the coming honour—which ...
... HEALTH OF THE WORKER. MR. JAMES CRINION ON UNION V. STATE MANAGEMENT. College Dons as Rulers. Mr. James Crinion, speaking at an Approved Society meeting, said they all valued and realised the importance of good health. Even before the inception of the ...
... neither students nor the trade were receiving five per cent, of the value of the money spent 'on the Bolton Technical Schools, Speaking to the Managers and Overlookers' Association on Saturday, he set out to confirm. that statement. He was told by some experienced ...
... then after a second thought he said in a short time. Having worked both in the spinning room and oardroom, I consider I can speak with some degree of knowledge of both seolions of the trade. I worked in the spinning room for seven years, until I met with ...
... asked for round million. known Bay pert halves, and I shall if before lo’ it modesty ‘by giving you more you ria He on to speak of the Manchester, of pond where science and art will dwell manufactureres, where. ane ideals of the inner life will be the ...
... conditional on the members raisin g a similar amount • As.an olti member of the Mutual Technical School movement ne could speak from experience .of.thcie value an educational institutions. . . Mr. Ehsha Bardsley, J.P.; in presenting the cheque, emphasised ...