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... mnembers.-Mr. Charles Mills, the secretary, A read the report, which referred to the general improvement id of the trade of the district, and stated that in the last ?t twelve months the delared value of Huddarafeld goods Ii sent to America had increased over ...
... the league shall be divided ii into districts, so arranged as to be of easy access to all n brainclhes composing a. district. 'The business of each at district shall he con ducted by a chairman, vice-chairman, Le treasuier and secretary, ...
... liberty to resume work or not, as he may think best.' THE NOBRTHUMBERLAND COAL TRADE. The coal trade during the past few weeks has undergone little char-e. All the collieries in the Seatcan Delaval, I Cramlington, and H1olywell districts have been actively ...
... had rather to complainoh of want of work, than wages when they did work. l M achinery was their bane. It had been suggested that they should work at the same price as the macline. That was impossible; and what work I they~ get was uncertain. Nature, by ...
... middle classes. In other gs districts, the working men have qualified themselves to n ad large extent; and there is now before me, and there is in ies the town of Leeds, and in the districts around oU it, an immense number of working men who, be- w ing able ...
... pressure of despotism. Trh wayfaring mon of tle sorthl will league with thic wayfaring sisen of thle vnst; south assd cast will join lasd in hatid againost them. All the points of tile compass vill combine against these venders of velocity and traders in transition ...
... the town is in the centre of a great textile industry, whee belief in trade combinations is by no means small, is an addi- tional reason for holding the conference at Huddersfield. The town possesses an excellently appointed Town Hall, in which the Congrems ...
... Societies, Nottingham; H. Broad- to Pu st and T. Mottershead, LabourRepresentation League; of W. Allan, Amalgamated Societof f En'ineers; G. Potter, Fe Leeds and District Trades Council; J. Sheraston, Brass id Moulders' Society, Nottingham; W. R. Cremer ...
... Budget. At a meeting of the WTest Midlands Licensed Victuallers' Dexence League, at IN neaton, yesterday, the Chairman kAhd. Hyslop, of Newcastle, president of the National j F League) said they had hardly had time to digest the 1 Budget, but he thought ...
... production is emiaeatly fitted. Each worker has an interest in the oonduct of the factory in which he works, and keeps a careful watch not only his own work but on the whole management of the concern. This may have its drawbacks, as every human system has ...
... possible, they con- to I sented to work the job of at ' day work ?? though 17t when I bad' work comes in, the sort on which not more tos than ls ad or 2c a-day can be earned,-Mr. Dewhirst I v does not then ' wish' for day-work I 0 no: .it is thens erg, all ...
... Amalganmated, J AspnM, But; Cardi. T Davis; Dundete and District, R DB RitchieodE EBruce; E3dinburgh and District United, James Barns and-A Pnrdie; Glasgow, A J unter and Mis Icr;e Huddersfield and District Asesociated, v A eth er; Hyde sad Dsi, W lanoroft ...