... PLAY WASHED OUT IN BRITISH ‘OPEN’ By DERRICK COLLIER PLAY was washed out for the day by torrential rain in the British Open goli championship, on the Royal Blrkdale course at Southport, to-day. There may After two emergency meet- but with the continuation ...

... of the colliers , also , that the cook was frequently more closely in touch with the skipper than was the mate . It was another characteristic of the collier service that a number of skippers passed from command to ownership . Life on a collier brig provided ...

... THE COLLIER. Reader, see you not • number of substantially built cottages a little beyond yonder common. The light of • blazing fire is visible from a window in each, and the inhabitants seem to be the only population of the dis. trict around, for the ...

... 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 ...

... farther “Cowan. Bank of Suethave Offers up to the let Septentber next FARM IN LANARI — SE ON yee FAKM COWPORD, the Por such Number of Years as may extending (0 4 Acres of Arshte Land. Sig Tee tim or thereby of i — i Mr Jemer who nor tobe wel stented, wis ...

... THE NEWCASTLE COLLIER. Some years ago it was calculated that for every 100,000 tons of coal sent btnk in England one collier’s life was lost. the accident average bad been struck daring the last two years, it would, thfok, have been cod siderably higher ...

... grudged the supper, and have hinted that a goodly number ought not to be there, but after all we we not swam of the special circumstances attending each case, and it is enough to see that a vast number of human creatures enjoy themselveeat this particular ...

... VAST MEN Police departments sometimes receive letters and descriptions of a peculiar nature, but ths following lies over anything in the line of “com plaint” we remember to bave ever seen. It hae served ite purpose, hence the chief permits us ‘¢ publish ...

... HE COLLIERS’ STRIKE DECISION OF EMPLOYERS. _ STOPPAGE OF WORKS. The great strike of colliers which commenced on Saturday became yesterday pretty general in all districts where the has not been conceded, except in North Staffordshire and Worcestershire ...

... ''' .. .4llllllwwwww• - • . 6 FATaL QUARRF.I. AMONG COLLIER:4.—JkhoIIt Midnight oil Saturday a number of colliers were returning to their homes at Stanley, after visiting U'akefield,andaftergettingintoxicatedeommenced quarrelling and fighting. Several ...

... in the vastness of space A cosmonaut has to spend a lot of time dusting and wiping. A damp cloth is on hand at all times. After all, in what used to be called weightlessness but is now known as “microgravity”, there are no horizontal surfaces: everything ...

... of the Colliers 60 Years Ago. The colliers prior to 1799, in some parts of Scotland, were no better than slaves, and were the property of the landlord on whose estate they were born, and when the estate was sold, or the coal let, the colliers were transferred ...