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... Eight of the Prineoss Alice ?? were About two points on the port how. I saw the red and mast- headlights. Immediately afterwards the man on the lookout said, Do You see that red light? and I said , Yes. We proceeded slowly down mid- stream, and then, when ...
... Constitution Hill; Dudley - his age des red ?? 50 yeak;'snd-1'he is' married. 'On Friday aenocon,.; var de-. Henry. Gordon -Longridzee Esq. government cnslecdor l0a c 'is of' usines, 'w'as on the spot, descended the pit, and nde a-n 'ay 'ofcicIal 'dxaminatiinn ...
... . THE BRADFORD. DISASTER. : - _ . ?? CORONER'S INQUIRY. The inquiry into the cause of the- Newlanlds Mil1 dis- aster on the 28th December last was resumed at the Towiin Hall, Bradford, on Saturday, before Mr. J. G. Hutchinson, borough coroner. Colonel ...
... [COPYtRGIIT.1 JIN RED SNOW WRITTEN: 'A STRANGE CHRONICLE OF MINES, MINERS, AND PIT-BROW LASSIES. BfY J. MONK FOSTER, Author of A Pit Brow Lassie, A. Slave of the Ring, A Mincr's Million, Slaves of Fate, Judith Saxo, Clhildren of Darkness, ...
... .-RER3D ; WRTE-:: A STRANGE CRRONIGLE OF MINES, MINERS, AND IT ROW LASSIES. 'By J. MONK FOSTER, Author of A Pit, Brow Lassie, : A Slave of the tingl ' A Miners :Milliori, Slaves of Fate, Judith :Saxon, Children of. Darkhess; A:Crimson Fortune ...
... E~coPYRIGIUr43 I ? IN RED SNOW WRITTEN: A STRANGE CHRONICLE OF MINES, MINERS, AND PIT-BROW LASSIES. BY J. MONK FOSTER, the of A Pit Brow Lsasie, A Slave of the Ring, A Miner's Million, Slaves of Fate, Judith Saxon, Children of Darkness, A ...
... there was an explosion at the colliery, h and he descendedathe pit. He saw n dead bodaylying a there which be recognised as that Of his son. Wit- tii ness was working in a different part Of the Pit. et Mrs. Ann Davies, of 6, Norbury-street, Hyde, iden- tified ...
... . . THE BRADFORD DISASTER. I Grace Fawthrop died on Sunday night in the Brad.- ford infirmary, making the number of deaths fifty-four. The deceased was recovered from the ruins on the dev of the accidenti and wtas so severely injured that it vas thought ...
... :an ftcr the1 opauiajlg of die Ecossnd sceneo a 1 5 se~am was raisedi in this Pit, and other wasd a cry ofa Fie'Fla es were seeon to ?? n awcan -11etel n hefont ro;s' in dite pit rewith a oleile in her armns, ficod tried to force her way thr0g thie 6R audience ...
... can be aseertained, there' were some 600 people in the pit, 191 in the vallery, and considerably less than 10D in the dress circle, upper circle, and stalls. Indeed the extremes of the house, the pit and the gallery, were crowvded, the stalls were filled ...
... Windsor races. The run was accomplished without a stoppage to Slough, and it was while tickets were being collected that the disaster occurred. Some of the passengers had alighted, Slough being their destination, while in other cases a few people of both ...
... the tide would possibly caray them to sea. COAL PIT EXPLOBION, AtM nor seven o'clock on Monday morning, owing to the fatlog in of a portion of the roof, an explosion of fire. damp took place in the pit of the Drghiiogton Colliery Company, at Doles Wood ...