... performances of Majilton crowd. tho ladies in the Alexandra pantomime too much cannot said. Miss Lizzie Adams is chie Oanem, and Miss St. George charming Morgiana. Miss Chapman is an imposing Abdallah, and the other parts are capably represented. Last night ...

... COLLIERS' STRIKE.— THORNCLIFFE A_*D CHAPELTOWN COLLIERIES. To the Editor. — lt is with reluctance that I again ask your permission to make a few remarks upon Mr. John NormanseU's letter which appeared in your columns on Tuesday last. I had already concluded ...

... entertainment. Misses E. and A. Brunton were j engaged to supplement the amateurs. The pieces chosen were Perfection, and The Ladies' Battle.'' The performance waa under the patronage of Sir H. P. Bacon, Bart., Lady Bacon, Sir C. fl. J. Anderaou, Colonel ...

... black _ he is painted, and give the devii his due aousehold i expressionl ut where a collier it j generally happens that we are not prepared to eo ■ j generous with him give him his due. but arc | rather prepared to assert that is blacker than | ! painted ...

... COLLIERS AND THEIR PASTIM3S The colliers have only of late taken to sporting and other aristocratic amusements befitting their wealth and position. It is, however, wonderful how soon these rough untutored men have adapted themselves to the habits and ...

... MISS J. SHAW. DWOUTOJNTB. 1% Titdw hr Utp* If Frick lay Collier, rat mow STFirtt Diekion ,iba Doncaatar Laayw. which rival them right moat of Saouoo B lor chaatfioaakiia •ssi wiokata warn obtained for, g runt. .BantWy ware all out fee 4®. found them ...

... producing. There will a strong board of directors, including the Earl Garrick, Sir Robt. D. Moncrieffe, Bart., (chairman). Sir Wm. Grundall, J.P., and Mr. Alexander McNab, J.P. IKON, COAL, AND STEEL. A QUIET QUARTERLY MEETING AT BIRMINGHAM. Birmingham. Thursday ...

... WABNIXG TO COLLIERS- Tbe barometer haa throughout this week bee m and Atmospheric ooaditions have been geeeraitf . settled. To-day, tha barometer baa f»U« n S farther, aad atmospheric preeaare ia now ?? y 301b. p«r sqaare foot below tbe *»orags, *± colliers ...

... WARNING TO COLLIERS. OUR by £ The greatest care must 'be coal mines; anjunusuallj - y, * j,,n makes an extra warning e ss { » ; , than pounds on the square t h*- . f( * warning of Saturday was {,■ and * jr s ',' ...

... without sny warning, knocked in the sides J of the drums, ?? then turned upon the men with their j cutlasses. The speakers said the various lodges bad I come to the determination to defend the nineteen men j now in custody to the best of their ability ...

... Fitzwilliam's colliers received notice of a reduction of five per cent., but that his Lordship's agenthas since informed them that they would not be allowed to resume work unless they withdrew from their union. It was stated by the colliers at Raw- marsh ...

... should be qnickctic-d accord irst.y, and where fur- mices are used they should be kept at a high steady ! heat, aud well attended to, (oi furnace ventilation is : very liable to vary iv force, nrni unless the fire is con- ! ctantly looh, .j after n-i.i frcqucntlj ...