... there a considerable»^^'J V the hae existed month, V;f e masters, has com- and Mi. Walker, one of fenced dispensing to fortunate cases. Btrike - deputation from * manager Main Colliery waited -giJerinz the J?' ' °des. for the a per cent. Wage* They proposed ...

... 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 ...

... a great crash. Further on he heard H'b“’)‘i Barber D'i“deim the sound of breaking glass at the fichools.l x'ied °(°,':T,‘.°k' in the course °{‘,‘ lecture, and then l;w@ \m. who l:hkdwhim fori‘&tr:'.d. gid ’;‘::‘:ge n vwo{thi;wtfi some matches. en saw ...

... Boon to Colliers. Mr. Edward Turner, chairman of the Astoncum-Aughton Parish Council, gave evidence in. support to route No. 2 (Sheffield Swallow Nest), which he said would serve population of 4,000, and would a great boon tho colliers working in the ...

... |y #(J 1 every benk. Props and -pr*gs must be roos. ur 4 ®' too much care cannot be exerci-ed. fi oW », « r especially in the neighbourhood falls, tb*' the face, floor, or roof, or old workings. lamps are sound and locked beiora g' v ' r ' j,tion doors ...

... Coco__ss^ ißppe has provided oar breakfast tables witb t^S_J_tow' feoured te^eme e which may save _. many heavy ...

... CAUTION TO COLLIERS. w —- Bh,UOLO ...

... inasmuch as tbe .j bad not been cleared away From early hour i range if men were work clearing a-vay ...

... seller, Lough. To singer) and public speakers they are in valuable for the voice. They have a pleasant taste. Price j ' le. ljd. ana 2s. ?d. per bos. Sold by all druggists. 169 ...

... —The workmen have held several the question, and are quite 8 j determination to resist the-e constant , a j* I earnings. The last meeting was held the open air, and was largely attended, j unanimously resolved (no lads being allow I to request the council ...

... COALS AND COLLIERS. TO THB PCBHC AT LABO-B. To tog a Editor.— No doubt tbe Sheffield ?? will think that colliers ere tbe only cause of ?? beingaorapiily advanced, but I would ask hew eaa this be when cool has gen* up iv soma oases as moob a* 100 per oent ...

... COLLIERS AND THEIR WAGES. GAMBLING TILL PEtvtilLEBS. This Harraaiey Police Court, before Messrs. J. Kaye, C and C. Chapman, six moo, James Hint. Cndworth, miner; Wtllkun llavw, miner; George -Nieismt, Barnel-y, Fred itiiishaw, Istrnsiey, pony driver; ...