... A CHORLEY COLLIER MISSING. Anxiety is felt concerning the whereabouts of Frederick Pickstock, collier, 15, Frederickstreet, Chorley, who has been missing from November 2nd. It is stated that he was depressed owing to unemployment. He is 59 years of age ...

... COLLIER AND KUTF.t.MI «as rt»s* Mi He* Msispnws C'ollsat Hr- C r>rn>.* F. -V- ...

... euro week, ii j stated that these four ships will load coal bin (for transhipment sea) and act as Baltic squadron, which is announced to star, the Far East sbout the middle of September. The colliers will join the squadron in the Red They will sail under ...

... Mrs. Burrow. Miss Welch (Hornby Hall). Miss E. M. Wilson, Mrs. Warden, Miss Warden, Mrs. Fenwick (Burrow Hall). Mrs. Sen ; or Smith, Mrs. Broaidbelt, Mrs. Brayshaw. Mrs. Wilson, Miss Wilson. Miss Miss Brsddock ...

... WAGES OF COLLIERS. LORD JAMES OF HEREFOP.D AWARD. It is reported this morning that Lord H'refcr'J ha? decided favour of the coal-owners, so ‘here will be a 10 per cent, reduction, as from the ksmabng-up day in July. ...

... 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; ...

... otliterr mar.awr; U»d Booth. 01, under manager; Wtliiam Potwr, s* assistant; and .lames Smith. 47. Jam* Laimer. and Thomas Tyldesley. 50. firemen and wa*:ec!«i Tho for the prosecution wae c a technical character and ■‘Terr ury. Jurtweßou j nil! uid. t'om.c ...

... WIGAN COLLIER. SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS AGAINST A To-day, Wigan, Thomas Hart, a collier, living at. Applev Bridge, Wigan, brought up on a charge of cruelly ill-treating his children.—The prosecuting solicitor stated tliat prisoner was of drunken habits His ...

... ILIXG BY COLLIERS. * arrested the police ekmailing. They stopped the horses » full of young ladies belonging to nee out and demanded Proe, of Wigan, the of one the men with his whip, and drove the young women became hysterical. BOLTON STRIKE, Committee ...

... MISS D. HOLGATE Bradford Manufacturer’s Daujrhtcr Married H, i,, dauglitcr of Mr. 1 3*« N. thirwood, West Brad’ a ■' ...

... THE COLLIERS’ STRUGGLE. TOE MEETING CONVENER The opinion very generally eaprraMd upon the M m cheater Coni yesterday was that the . -.* l .a now getting very near the end in, letter from Mr. Tlioma* Aahton. the graeral aeeretary of the Miner*’ aalting ...