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... dire, IA thia phase cf the aubject by a lintehure “The Girl in publiahed at ninepfnce by Sons. ltd. It is written hy Miss D. J. Collier. with an introclue- Eon by Mist. B. L. Hutchins. explains that the inteetiption of which it is the outeome ardertaken ...
... men with whom Mr. Collier had come in contact in the course of his extremely busy and useful life. The chief mourners were Mrs. Joseph Collier (widow), Mr. and Mr. Alfred Collier (brother and sister-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collier (brother aud sis ...
... nothing oxtr Tate was missed at the wickc. at 21 was missed in the slips returned the pads Lillev. I J. Kortrieht c Light style, and scored at a fair rate. Brock well . Ttie separation was not effected until runs be.-u yj,u not added the total had ...
... J HAGGERTY 1 33 COLLIER i We have not spice at our disposal to give the performances of the men but we may say that Haggerty saw the lig ht at Stalybridge on April PO, 1862.1irende Malin altitude. weigh .d last evening itdb. He was prepared by Billy Nelson ...
... jict J. F. Price, county coroner, 1. drowned was returned, 1 ' Ashton Reservist's Death Mr J.F. Price, county coroner, held j' hrA day on the body William Kinder, labourer, of Cinder Hill, Mottram- road Stalybridge Prior October last year deceased J_,, ...
... COLLIERS' TEMPTATIONS. THE TOMMY SHOP AND THE PUBLICAN. Mr. Ramsay Giirhrie's well-written and impressive story Black Dyke. a tale from Durham cob district, published by Charles H. Kelly, London (3s. od.), contains the following account of colliers' ...
... solicited to Ci?n^y, s .i' 1 ' the central district fund which is being estab J proviaing a check weighm.ci a'each of tho tention is also directed to;wbat is t* rinB . d t j, fl > very serious matter affecting the welfare ot _ ta * namely, the statement ...
... prerXfJJf L * abS to W Th h ,l ' r d rf.is--.n-as hasf, The December quarter 1911 system of puting all advances, especially as regarded Lancashire, where ' rlia s a dozen, different methods, ?hou.d made uniform. 'Hear, hear* J® recognised that if the men were ...
... COLLIER DROWNED Found in the Bridgewater Canal at Leigh a body has been identified to-day as that of .William Keegan (25), a collier, of Stanley-street, Atherton. He was reported missing to the police at Atherton on February 6. SUITS and COSTUMES 16 KtEHERItE ...
... THE STRIKE OF COLLIERS. Smallware Company, Erook-street Mills, c j in which there are engaged about hands, *Lr last = foT coal coalstrijjg6l correspondent telegraphs—ln this district the continued, the men being resolved to stand c a d demanded is conceded ...
... Pendlebury the bellman last ced a Public meeting to be held this- colliers wives only. At Farnworth- - me resolved to remain out. v, SENT TO PRISON FOR BEGGING. We a of thirty colliers from Wigan be in Todmorden Road, Burnley. *V t ba Qdkerchiefs on each ...
... Ie 1 charged Miss alter TOO »' d trouble j ...