... 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 ...

... THE COLLIERS. We are happy to state that our anticipations last week, of the probability that the misguided colliers would speedily be convinced of their misconduct and resume their occupations, have been fully realized. On Tuesday morning the great body ...

... country at a moment's notice : and a number of volunteers have been kept under arms in Bingley Hall, ready for any emergency to which the colliers' strike in Birmimingham, where there is a strong sympathy with the colliers amongst all classes, and where a ...

... their determination to still stand out until they had their wages. The meeting passed off very quietly considering the vast numbers present. There was large body of police as well as two troops of Hussars in the town during the time. ...

... this manncr-it has also become one of the great sources of consumption of coal. H-ence, although the number of coal miners is not so great as the number of workmen employed in some other industries, yet it is perhaps the most imnportant of any. And more ...

... that this was a great boon, it would enable certain number of boys to take higher positions in the world if worthy of it. The Masterof the Mercers’ Company acknowledged the thought that if Richard Collier had been with them that day there were one or two ...

... The colliers and miners of South Wales are emigrating in large numbers, the majority of them going to the United States, and the remainder to Canada, Australia, and other British colonies. dividend of 8 per cent, has been declared on the business done ...

... Cupboard,” He Advises beclaration that were it not for certain B.BX. programmes, there would be no religious expression in a vast number of homes, was made by the Vicar of Seasalte r (the Rev. H. W. Kenneth Sandy) on Sunday evening. He was speaking at a crowded ...

... daimcuiues ae _ bl pated public for meny mitted and es left the whol, le of the vast r es, but any fay afforded open to those who wet sender. The most} the demand of the population of the messages | wi hich would best servo Britis n error in a single ...

... THE COLLIERS AND THE WAGES. In Forest of Dien the miners have sowed to wept a redaction of 10 per cent., instead of 20 per east-. The whole of the pitmen at FAH of Durham*. 'vineries, about four thou.snd in number, drew their rear on Friday last and refused ...

... no mcessnty that the colliers should perform their washing with such barbarous publicity. In most cottages there are at least two, and often three rooms on the ground floor of their h-uses, but if they had three times the number of rooms many of them ...

... COLLIERS' NOTICES. raid that lie could only - resolution under pretest. Council Halves Payment in • : I think we all do that. :• moved a further resolution South Derbyshire. %aimed tinder the Government Mr. W. Gee presided at a Miners' Council Dictreere ...