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... GARDENS FOR COLLIERS. RAINFORD'S NEGOTIATIONS WITH LORD DERBY. At thfe Urban District Council dissatisfaction was expressed the receipt of a letter from Lord Derby's agent (Mr J. J. Hornby) with reference for workmen dwellings. .. . At the last meeting ...
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... STRIKES OF COLLIERS. , Large meetlngs of the colliers on strike were held on Monday in the Bolton district, and resolutions were passed not to contract out of the Employers' Liability Act, Complaints were made bf the present system of inspection. In the ...
... 7.64 d. ; Maroh-April, 7.65 d. ; May-June, 7.66 d. ; July-Aug., 7.65 d. Egyptian futures steady, 10 points advance. 50 p.m. Futures quietly steady, 2 3 points advance. Latest quotations Dec.-Jan., 7.64 d. ; Jan.-Feb. 7.64£ ...
... particulars. Miss Taylor. 288, Aqueduct-et., Preaton. TJOWUNG, between DICK~BtIOW.\, of JLf Hall, and DICK BENNETT, Ley land, Play 51 up, TO-MORROW, SHIP INN, Start Three o'clock.—J. BOOTH, Propriotor. ELI ABLE Bookkeeper for th« fruit J-V potato trade; ...
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... OBSERVER JUNEWEDDING BELLS Mr C J Pilkington Miss A Callon Mr D Ireland Miss W Watson Mr D Bates Miss C L Spruce A HONEYMOON in the Far East followed the wedding of Mr David Bates and ...
... out. ulien roof came down him Trie, thought the r.v.f wai *aie. th«~. Would have , bin -J genlock i. ri>i chain The jury verdict of An idontal , death, nnd reoommendr-d the of the trablo. k for drawing pri,p« should fie mail- coJli*ri>\s ■ PftBSF.RVATIVK ...
... LOW COLLIER' Fatal Acctdi Last evening the Deput°:i Denbighshire held asn upon the body of a young Lloyd. Deceased was enlY` t j off, his duty being to ing the tubs to the endlT failed to do, and he cal fir: to signal to the engine engine working the ...
... Alderman Gee, J.P.. presided, there were also present the Mayor (Alderman C. B. Holmes. J, I*.). Miss Beth Ellis. Rev. Dean Sommer. Sir Francis Powell. M.P., and Messrs. W. Johnson, Browne, W. Milhng'on, H. Rest*, J. Phillip?, A. S. Hilnm, .!.• ’ ...
... COLLIER'S COMPENSATION On Tucsday, & case under the Workmen’s Campensation Act was heard at the Wigan County Court, in which Edward Catterall, collier, of Tram-street, Platt Bridge, was the applicant, and the Bryn Hall Colliery Company, Limited, were ...
... WARNING TO COLLIER& ECHOES OF PUBLIC OPINION. XARL SPENCER AND THE PARNELL REPORT, Lewd Spencer declares test he has newer bed- Sated 'semen hie dins sad abhorrence of intimidation sod boycotting. yet the asronloie ) them have hoes meneimithrouitt Irish ...