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... LIBEL ON COLLIERS. We woticed Gays agotie criticisms which hed bdeex psssed upon collier> by a corro- spoudent of the Standard. The letters in question have the attention of a writerin the Mining Journal, who them eas follows:—Of the collier the writer ...
... ACCIDENT TO A COLLIER AT A collier named Esau Woods was examining detonator cap in his bouse, when the cap exploded, and his thumb aud two augers were blown off. The cap was one which had missed fire the Shirebroclc Colliery, be was trying (o find out ...
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... THE CLAY CROSS COLLIERS. deputation representing the whole of the Clay Cross colliers, consisting of Messrs. Banks, Clay Cross ; Thomas Bur kin, Danesmoor; Wm. Holmes, and W. Rogers, Morton, waited upon the managers of the Clay Cross Company, viz., C ...
... A COLLIER’S VIEWS. For a year and half Thryborgh Hall and Warren Vale Collieries have been idle, and the prolonged dispute with .regard to new price list submitted ,by the proprietors to tho old hands has resulted in differences which are nearer settle ...
... PROSECUTION OF STRIKING COLLIERS. At the West Bromwich Police noon before Mr. W. H. Bougbeys»o*SifTfc three colliers in the employ of w Be Colliery Company were suminoneoy work, causing a loss to their 1 / Lewis, of Walsall, appeared to P . oseu {•& colliery ...
... COLLIER’S TRAGIC DEATH. I states that a ooilier walked r to pit to-day, and stepping into the disked to piwa. BONCASTER doctor seriously INJURED. M wnloo ?' Re* Wilson, of Don- i. ser accident whilst in a ' , ...
... Rothwell and rural dean, and the RaV- J. H. Longsdon, vicar of Seacroft, also addressed tb® assemby, and were warmly applauded. The former reVgentleman said that he was strongly of opinion thattb® dispute between the colliers and their employers would not be ...
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... REMOVAL OF INJURED COLLIERS An adjourned inquiry was held at the Sheffield General Infirmary, on Monday, before W. W. Wood- head, Esq., deputy coroner, into the circumstances attending the death of Qeorge Harper, aged 50 years, collier, of Blacker Hill ...
... — means and apparatus for compressing ana forcing air, water, &c. ; May 22nd, 1876 J. Foster and C. J. Fos- ter, both of York— brick kilns, &c; July 12th. R. Hornsby, J. Innocent, and G. T. Rutter, all of Lincoln — mowing and reaping machines; July 14th ...
... COLLIERS STOP DAYS. THE WELSH ACTION. THE JURY DISCHARGED. THE JUDGE TO DECIDE; (By Our Private Wire.) To-d»y in the King's Bench Division, Mr. Justice Bigham resumed the hearing of the action by the Glamorgan Coal Company and others against the officials ...