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... fuither south We are informed that most of the Nottinghamshire, nod several of the Dt rny-hire colliers are doing very little work, as great numbers of the colliers firmly continue in the union. We understand there has been a large met ting of the most influential ...
... COLLIERS. To-day, at Wigaa, Wm. Smith, Ormskirtcrd., Upholland, charged with causing the death Thomas Mayor. The men are colliers, *nd were drinking together on Saturday Stanley Anns, Upholland. At night they commenced quarrelling, were turned out, and ...
... THE COLLIER'S LASS. Mr. J. NEWTON COWLING a* JOHN WILLIE.'* STANLEY and MISS EDITH BDTLAND a* GRACE COPLEY . THE COLLIER'S LARS.*' THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE YEAR. PRICES 3d. U. TOM FTEIiDINQ. ...
... THE COLLIERS LASS. Mr. J- HBWTON C»W1IN0 m JOHN Mr *e TQM ami MISS EDITH RUTLAND «« QBACE COPLEY . TEE COLLIER'S LAfie.” THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE YEAR, PRICES 3d. Is. ...
... way. ■ LIST 1 J. J. I*et» I 29 9. Lord 2W. Horten | 30 F. 3 J. Kirfcmao 31 J. 7 J. Smith 8 T. Smith 9 J. Taylor JO S. J. Jacks 12 J. E. Ford 14 W. ...
... BTBIKE OF COLLIERS, Three hundred colliers belonging to Messrs. Haigh Go's colliery, Brunt Cliff, near Dewsbury, have struck work in consequence, of . dispute respecting the operation of the Weighing Clauses duct. DEATH Off KB. LANGTON, MP. ' Mr. Gore ...
... STRIKES OF COLLIERS. Nearly whole the oollien to Northumberland •track wort on Monday, and brought pit gear to the bank. The eolUems noftto the Employed eoition and two or three pita theft cannot with safety lie Idle are the only exceptions, theft oat ...
... COLLIERS FINED. It'd* correspondent sUile* that several colliers arre clurged Morley, near Leeds, yesterday, with rioliuK and intimidation in connection with the ;*t Motley Main Colliery. Fines ranging from to wcie inflicted, 21 charges being withdrawn ...
... COLLIER’S PAINFUL DEATH Mr. J. W. Barlow, coroner, conducted inqnest the Men's Pavilion, of the Leigh Union Workhouse this afternoon, concerning the death Harry Wilson (33). a dataller, who died the Workhouse Infirmary on Friday afternoon. Mr. J. E. Gregory ...
... BOARD GUARDIANS. The weekly meeting the Board was held yeaierday. Present—J. Bolling, Esq , chairman ; Messrs. T. Green, Kntwutle, Dawber, G. Green, E. Ilawoith, Hibbert, J. Green, J. Ashworth, sen , Longwor.li, liampson, Tickle, Nuttall, Holden, Hayes, ...
... Oldhem youthe who have been condemned to death for the brutal murder of Mr. D. W. Bardeley, bookseller and stationer, has now been drawn ap. Mrs. Allen, who lives Hawks-terras,.jiee.d-!ey Hollows, near Nelson, completed her hundredth year Tuesday. She had ...
... entirely waatiag. Ttklng the home force* only, there were the date the meat re tuna reguUr troops, «»d theea, added the army reserve. yeomanry, and foinaleer*, |o«d foro* to tha Uaitad Kingdom *1 about 440,000 men. Kay's TtUM, apsobla In Haaralxta, fkas •ite ...