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... ( i \ ) Nation sympathy stirred by news from Mx Bells As reported last week, the Six Bells pit disaster stirred deep sympathy throughout Great Britain and in many other.parts of the world. The earliest messages to arrive included letters and telegrams ...
... there is a disaster of any size, the outside world does not hear of the deaths in the pits. It is no uncommon thing in the local paper to read of a miner crushed by a tram or killed by a fall of coal. At the time of the big Abercarn disaster a contemporary ...
... to account I explosion in 010, where lielieved the disaster origina If this was true the es followed the pattern o f others. where issues of gas. in themselves. had combil if you rodus , e disaster. The hut • g gas could ha' ignited by a hanging flame ...
... wife, won many prizes for solos and duets. Composing anthems and glees, however, was his chief joy. When the Cllfynydd pit disaster occurred. he had a rentarkable escape. This prompted him to write, From the depths I cried unto Thee, later to be sung ...
... child- IT was reported yesterday out and the mother. day) that the Six bel • .1 to fainting. Disaster F u nd had r attention. 1.54,01 .11 . Full details are pit Ali' Williams . of daily in the ••Western Mail ant,.glo. said that South Wales Echo. when ...
... Webb, Bevan (rep. on' were expressed by Mr Len families beivanel in the West. Ed . I. president, at Abertillery Getman pit disaster of a re- resenting die Sheehan, lives Chur c h), st a i ns Baptist Mounters at the were: A ictorut Rood, said the roads ...
... the Tillery Institute. Memorial services were held, and glowing tributes were paid to the local victims of the Llandow air disaster. April: At. a meeting of the Ahertillery Trades Council the applications of Councillors Francis Yemm, Oswald Trills, and ...