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... NORWEGIAN COLLIER DESTROYED. Lloyds Soar rough agent telegraphs that Norwegian steamer Eli, of Ifaugeeund for Rouen, loaded with coals, struck a mine the North Sea and sank. All the crew, numbering fifteen, were ■wived and handed. According to iniornraticn ...
... of colliers out strike wee held yesterday pal ~ing at tile Old Barrack Grounds, Netimerton, near ])ndloy. ens lest There wevet at least 3,000 mcii peesent, arid a number of tic' tall women. The orowd was Orderly and enthusiastic. The of rio- vast assembly ...
... trying large number of colliers on strike, who were summoned on charges of intimidation and neglect of Mr. J. P. Kobe rts, ot Manchester, was instructed by the Colliers' Union to defend each case. The arat case taken was one which four colliers—named r.««m» ...
... THE COLLIERS' STRIKE. MEETINGS AT BBOWNHILLS, YESTERDAY. Shortly after midnight on Sunday, the colliers now on strike in the South Staffordshire district mustered in large numbers at Great Bridge, and, accompanied by bands of musit, marched thence through ...
... THE COLLIERS' STRIKE MEEillTINGS, YESTERDAY. Yesterday the colliers met in great numbers, and, with their bands, marched through Dudley to Netherton, where they held a meeting. There were about lOOO miners present, end Mr. Thos. Griffiths, of Oldbury ...
... MEETINGS AT OLDBURY AND WEST BROMWICH. It having been pretty generally rumoured that the colliers were getting tired of the strike, and resuming work in considerable numbers, monster demonstrations took place yesteeday at Ojldbury and West Bromwlch, to dissi- ...
... chiefly colliers and their wlves, collected out- aide the Police Station, and cheered and hiased respec- tively those who they supposed were In favour of or adverse to their cause. Mr. J. P. Roberto, of Manchester, was Instructed by the Colliers' Union ...
... dally forwarded into the Wolverhampton and Birmingham ?? a Cor. 7-CVl on den¢t, MEEIrNG OF COLLIERS. Yesterday morning a meeting of colliers on strike, to the number of 9,000 or 10,000, was held at the Dock. Addresses were delivered in which the justice ...
... THE STRIKE LOCAL COLLIERS. A meeting of cjlli.-rs nit strike held this morning ni the Old Barrack* round, near Dudley. Tin re were leant nun present, and a number of women. Tin crowd was rly and enthusiastic. The vast assembly hail been drawn fr ...
... A COLLIERS' BANQUET. The Special Commissioner of the Daily Telegraph has seen in The Black Country, and in yesterday's issue he .gives an account of what he appears to have seen. The following is an extract from the article:- The number of hours ...
... REMOTER EFFECTS OF - THE COLLiErS' STRIM The rapid development of the Iron trade In the 016e- aed I4on district truiy w amazing. Week by week new furnaces are ?? Into woroing operation, and indeed so vast are the axtensions that during the past month ...
... short supply is, however, to be attributed to the feet that, during the past summer, and, indeed, for several years, vast numbers of colliers and experienced puddlers have emigrated to America with the view of pro- ceeding to Salt Lake. Many of these men ...