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... with a colliery unless the majority decided in his favour, and yet in face of this fact he attended a meeting at the Six Bells Colliery, where there were members connected with the Nlonniontlishire Miners' Association, and only were working in the colliery ...
... Rhymney, £6; Coalbrookvale, £lB Ins. I'.d; New Trcilegnr, £ll ; Aberbeeg Colliery, £29 5s ; Penybont Colliery, £22121 ; Six Bells Colliery, £7 71. Gil ; Cwninantygroes Colliery, £6 5s ; Cwin Level Colliery, £5 19s. 6d ; Stones l'it Colliery, £2 17s. 2d ; ...
... NVISANCP: AT Six Bsu.s. Mr Mina alluded once more to the smoke nuisance at Six Hells caused by the low stacks of the Six Bells Colliery, which covered everything with sm , ke and even prevented Value from grow. ing in the gardens round above.—Mr. Gilligan ...
... Hall, Blabs, on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday last, the preachers being Rev. Seth Joshua, Newport, and Mr. J Thomas, Six Bells. Colliery Accident.—Whilst . following his usual employment as a collier at the No. 3 Griffin Pit, the property of Messrs. John ...
... Aired James Wadden, timbermen, Vivian-street, Abertillery, who was killed by a falling stone at Messrs. Lanoasters' Six Belle Colliery early on the previous Thursday morning. Mr. W. R. Haylings was foreman of the jury. The proceedings were watched by ...
... SIX BELLS. Colliery Accidents.—A serious accident betel Thomas Jones, living in Queen•street, through a fall of top while following his employment al Lancaster's Colliery on Tuesday morning. The injuries sustained necessitated his being taken home ...
... met at the Council Offices on Tuesday evening, under the presidency of Councillor A. Tilney. It was reported that the Six Bells Colliery workmen had decided to pay a poundage of id. per £1 towards the Cottage Hospital. The committee decided to hold sports ...
... enquiry was held it the same place as the previous ease. Joseph Henry King, Princess-street, Abertillery, labourer at Six Bells Colliery, stated that he had identified the body of the deceased. He saw him alive on Thursday morning, and had inspected the ...
... Roberts, Abercarn ; W. E. Jones. Thomas Jones (manager South Griffin Collier)), J. Jeffreys (Six Bells Colliery), W. N. James (surgeon. Six Bells Colliery), Caleb Lewis (chief cashier for Messrs. Lancaster and Co.), W. S. Jones (Newport), Richard Williams ...
... Brynmawr intermediate school was on Friday last. and w s very gathering. On Monday the Institute for the beuctit the Six Bells colliery, was opened by Mr. C. F. Part, one of the directors of Messrs Lancaster and Company's colliery. The monthly nieetinz ...
... (Newport), Mr. 11. linstace Milton (Troleger), Mr. It. S. Jordan, Mr. Robert Jordan (Newport), Mr. d. JelTeries, me:lnger Six Bells Colliery (Abertiller)), Mr. (Cwmbran), Mr. J. lipstone, assistant superintendent of the Great Western _Railway (Newport), Metiers ...
... Colliery doeldent.—Early on rhumba, ing as a collier named William Millar, r, Princess•street, was following his the Six Bells Colliery, he received back and side through • fall of •• clod roof. Millar was conveyed home on t: mice, where he was attended ...