... Vastness of the Job Number 5 group, with Coventry as its operational centre, covered over 4,000 square miles, extending from the Severn Valley to within 30 miles of the Wash. In the north its boundary was a line extending from north of Birmingham and ...

... Recovered by collier Seven bodies were landed at Belfast last night by the collier Ballykesh, which is owned by Messrs. John Kelly, Ltu. The colller, which is commanded by Captain Gilbert Hamilton, was on her way from Liverpool to Ballylumford Power Station ...

... who had boasted that he had not been washed from the crown of his head to the sole of his foot for 30 years. (Laughter.)—Mr Samuel Haworth expressed the opinion that colliers would not use the baths. They did not wash themselves from head to foot more than ...

... COLLIER MISSING. ' 1 steamer Frederick H'd. i, 'lyne Aberdt*>n Tuestruing, and should have reached her ion ;he , samo night, has not been ,;i ~iIK ~, is feared she went down l ' ; ' 'I lie crew numbered 14 ,l! ' belonging Aberdeen. Aberdeenshire coast ...

... Beach spectacular Vast variety available in from doctors nurses few people especially schoolchildren aware the vast number of other Jobs which are available in hospitals To enlighten them a Careers Convention held the Recreation Hall the Nurses' Home ...

... COLLIERS AND THEIR MEDICAL IMPORTANT ACTION AT EBBW VALE. A very important cue under the Truck Act came before his Honour Judge Owen at Tredegar County Court on Monday. Henry Houton, collier, in the employ of the Ebbw Vale Company, claimed the return ...

... :—ln January, 1871, the number of Uni.n men in the valley of Aberdare was 306; in February, 310; in March it suddenly increased to 725; and after the Union men decided upon giving notioe, the number increased to 2,868 men. The number of Union men that were ...

... grimy canvas, there is still very vast fleet of sailing colliers yet afloat. and the men who go to sea in them are t same hardy, skilled set of fellows they ever were. Collier Jack's is a hard life. When at sea the collier sailor undergoes A.ll the hardships ...

... THE COLLIERS. (From the Glasgow Chronicle.) The prompt manner in which the combined colliers were rooted outer Coal Works, has throws their leaders into terrible cooswniaUoo. general meeting about 1,600 of the combined body was held on the Uth inaL in ...

... A VAST COLLECTION. Steaming down the lines in destroyer under the courteous guidance of Rcar-Aomuul S. R. Fremantle, I was able to get further idea not only the numbers but of the diversity vessels which to make up the comprehensivo chivr'WJt&r the Gl'n ...

... COLLIERS' PLAY The public have generally much sympathy with colliers, for it recognised that they work under most trying conditions, and that it almost impossible to prevent their calling from being to some extent dangerous. Few persons of any class, ...

... COLLIERS IN WESTPHALIA. An official report upon the strike of the coal minert in Westphalia contains some details which will be of interest to this district. The claims made by the men were as follows :— Increase of w ages and contracts to all minen of ...