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... in the flooded Redding Pit, and listeners must have been thrilled when the hopeful tapping of the entombed men was answered by the tapping of their rescuers. On the first day of the disaster 21 of the 66 men who were trapped in the pit were rescued through ...
... Britain six million women wore still without votes. At the close the speakers were cordially thanked for their services. Redding Pit Disaster. PROVOST OF FALKIRK’S FUND IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE FALKIRK HERALD RELIEF FUND Subscribed to Date: £47,293 9s 9d 12th ...
... collection which was taken Brockvillc Park last Saturday on behalf of the relief fund for the sufferers through the Redding Pit disaster, w::a mest liberally and sympathetically responded to. The exact amount has r.ot yet been announced, but it made a ...
... strike is imminent. During the week have had the horror and tragedy of the Redding Pit disaster brought bach most vividly to our minds The official inquiry into the cause of the disaster opened in the Justiciary Buildings, Glasgow, last Tuesday, and the evidence ...
... High Bonnybridge. was fined 20s. REDDING PIT-OWNER FORTUNE.-Mr James Mitchell, late of Bannockburn House, Bannockburn, coalmaster, chairman of Messrs James Nimmo & Co., Ltd., of Glasgow, the owner* of the Redding Pit, near Falkirk, and others, who died ...
... reported that these articles were neing —‘©red for sale prices with which the pottery • could not ocnpicte. “As my hon. friend ’• aware,” he added, “the Government is to-dey prevent tliia.” Redding Pit Disaster. PROVOST OF FALKIRK’S FUND IN ASSOCIATION ...
... his early association with tho district, and in feeling ♦.emu syippatl-ised with those who had’ lost dear ones in the Redding Pit disaster. He referred to the good work being done by the lodge, and mentioned that his father was probably the oldest living ...
... OCTOBER 6, 1953. THE REDDING PIT DISASTER. The difficulty with which felt ourselves Faced last week, in finding words to adequately express the sense of the awful ness of the calamity which had overtaken the village of Redding, again confronts us when ...
... MAXWELL.—In loving memory of our dear father, Colin Maxwell; also our dear brothers Walter and Colin, who all died in the Redding Pit Disaster. 25th Sept.. 1923. Time has changed in many ways. But one thing changes never— Memories of the happy days When we were ...
... were notable examples of the Redding miner. Andrew Thomsen was horn at Redding, and so were his father, grandfather, and earlier forbear*. John Miller was not native of Redding, but of the vicinity, and he married a Redding wife. Their nractical sympathy ...
... 1922. There is a total decrease of 10 bir.hs, an incrca.se of 29 deaths, and a decrease of 6 ninarioges. J he victims Redding Pit disaster are included in Polmont statistics. . • , . LITERARY SOCIETIES' INTER-DEBATE. —Members of Charing Cross U.F. Church ...
... Al’Laren Tooo, chemist, second eon of John and Jennie Todd, King’s Road, Grangemouth. WRIGHT Accidentally lost his life in Redding Pit Disaster, John Lennie, aged 49 years, second son of the into Air ami Airs William Wright, Brae Side Cottage, ATallaeestonc—lnserted ...