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... shaft in state of great anxiety until the shaft was cleared and they were released. Colliers Fired for Strimso.—At the Rotherh»m police court, Monday, twelve colliers were each fined £5 and costs for having, along with others, stopped the Holmes Colliery ...
... The South Yorkshire Colliers. The locksout of the South Yorkshire colliers, which has lasted exactly 18 weeks, has now termi• noted. At a meeting of the Coalowners' Association held at the King's Head Hotel, Barnsley, on Satur. day afternoon it was agreed ...
... to the collieries in Aspull. The number of persons who took part in these proceedings is estimated a. 1,500. Several of the knobstioks were harshly treated, one or two having their heads broken. On Monday the colliers again tried the tactics adopted ...
... THE SOUTH YORKSHIRE COLLIERS. TERMINATION OF THE LOCK-OUT. The lock-out the South Yorkshire colliers, which has lasted exactly eighteen weeks, has now terminated. At a meeting of the Coalowners' Association, held the King's Head Hotel, Barnsley, on Saturday ...
... OF COLLIERS AT BARNSLEY. . On Monday evening of the largest meetings of colliers ever taken place in the district was held in the May-day Green, Barnsley. The meeting was called for seven o'clock, and long before that hour vast bodies of colliers marched ...
... Bath Street, KIPPAx-The Colliers of this place and the sur- rounding villages, met in large numbers on Monday last, at tne house of George Townsend, Green Oak Inn, Kippax. The room was crowded to suffocation. A working Collier was called to the chair ...
... LONDON’S VASTNESS. Mr. Morley Roberts, writing on London streets in Murray's Magazine, says: When those days come, as they must unless civilisation cracks and caves like an ill-built house, we may include within our boundaries much pasture and arable ...
... THE ARCHBISHOP AND THE COLLIER. Mr F. Phillips (Burnley), collier, aroused some enthusiasm by a speech in which be spoke fluently of the depressing conditions under which masses of the people live. It was Idle to pretend that a class war did not exist; ...
... done by Robert Copley, the old collier, Mr Harry Sainsbury; Tom Fielding, collier and a man, Mr Stanley Fra ak Cecil, a man about Town, Mr Denbigh J. Douglas; Cardel, a rich mine owner, Mr Ben Carr; Martha Copley, a collier's wife, Miss Adele Liddon; Maud ...
... COLLIER ROW. ENTraTalrearillat.—Ola Wedgy Owamieme the usugivestu the Sundsy Echoelrooes. it attendance, inoihdthlT qr. OVA Me. party from Pyrio Park and Mr. aad Mrs. Oreen and forty from ledge. The itself was about tbgb beet /Wen in the ollisce. the ...
... and determined to ask to allowed j resume work weekly pay, an advance of wages not being pressed. INTIMIDATION COLLIERS. About 200 colliers on strike New Seaborn colliery Wednesday marched the houses of *ome tire men who had continued work. Several of ...
... If you go down to the woods today . . . A VAST number of well-beloved Teddies made their way, to Bit End Field, last Thursday morning with their pint-sized owners. Whittington Pre-School Playgroup and Whittington Mother and Baby Club joined forces for ...