... house in the town, sappers equipped with mine detectors discovered a small arms cache containing two pistols. rounds of small arms ammunition 15 pounds shrapnel and three wooden electrically-detonated type road mines. UJS. claims Pacific islands “for security” ...

... to deal with the many problems of that time under the best conditions, Mr. Churchill then dealt with the position In the mining industry, and paid a tribute to the patriotic ci-operalion of the domestic consumer. thought it was a little unjust to the ...

... completed the officer commanding the operation ordered a second search and a further number of men were found in this comb-out,• Mine detectors were also at work on waste land. N OF ACTIVITY demned the acts of sabotage carried out by terrorists. The Labour ...

... buried in a drain under the ,road 150 yards from Mr. Ewart-Bigg's residence at Glencairn. Sandyford. It was similar to land mines used against the British Army in South Armagh and, as the trail of the bombers gets colder, the theory is gaining in strength ...

... I.R.A. terrorists might be biding. The area is near Cassidy's Cross, Kinawley, where an R.U.C. tender was damaged by a land mine recently. ...

... the hope that their witness will resonate across division. In the end we will house it all in a special place. A friend of mine recently sug- gested to me that our problem in Northern Ireland is not that we remember too little, but that we remember too ...

... it. Perhaps I have no ear for “music” of this kind, so I refrain from comment, but David Cunning, foreman loom tuner, is a mine of information on this subject as he has had 52 years' experience and has charge of 56 looms! A look in at the Ballygarvey ...

... steps are being taken to meet this need. In shipbuilding, Mr. Brown stated, the percentage of unemployed was 7.6 and in coal-mining a little under 7. Mr. Brown said he considered that a sufficient number of volunteers had been secured in collaboration with ...

... the'adjourned confererice on 26th inst. should move that the miners take no part in recruiting from the mines until all men who entered the mines since the beginning of the war have been combed out. RELEASED FROM THE ARMY. 20)000 Men fop Shipyards. A ...

... locallyas Watt's ‘Basin, where on Sunday a large arms dump was uncovered. A large force o 1 police, using tracker dogs and mine detectors, worked non-stop over the area in a hunt for further arms but it is understood that no more were dis~overed. The ...

... colourful ceremony in the Roman Catholic cathedral at Maseru. Basutoland. to-day. Miners in Spain are locked out THREE more mines in the Asturian coalfields, employing 3,114 men, were closed after the workers began a go slow. This brings the number of ...

... Medical Board visited Poutyprkid and examined nearly one hundred men employed at the Maritime Colliery who have entered the mine since August, 1915. It was staled that a good percentage of tne men were passed for general service. Later in the day about ...