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... Interesting statistics relating to BURNLEY, NELSON AND DISTRICT. ' t THE HOME SECRETARY MEETS MR. MITCHELL'S OBJECTIONS , At Thursday's sitting of the House of Com- mons Standing Committee on Trade and Com- c merce, Mr. Mitchell, M.P. for Burnley, moved t the following new clause to the new Factory Bill:— Where tenement factory used wholly partly for the weaving cotton cloth, the owner shall ...
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... COMMITTEE'S PBOPOSSIS Burnley Corporation, as was stated the ft Express the time illustrated article was published Nelson Corporation's scheme,, msidering the planting of the reservoir areas with trees. The Water Committee bavins viewed the acres of land south-west the Hurst wood embankment, decided it* favour planting with voung trees, and scheme cost Corporation offered to supply •d ...
... London, Thursday. The venerable Earl of Albemarhle, one the most distinguished of the survivors of Waterloo, haspassei awi»y. While he lived, and saw him moving amongst us, a hale old man, Waterloo seemed an event of but recent occurrence. It was almost impossible imagine that this sturdy old hero THE LATE EARL OF ALBEMARLE, wen his spurs that memorable victory, •eventy-six years ago. Neither ...
... The Lightmq of RROvuHTON-Df-Fcßxißs.—The i«. habitants of Broughten-in-Puroess have decided to erect lamps the streets, and propose to meet expense by a voluntary The Pr.EASA-RT Spwt»at Armor cox Association Barrow.— The Pleasant Afternoon Association Barrow have decided to give a free breakfast 1,000 poor children in the Town Hall December 26th. Darkest Engiand.”—Mkrtiho Nblmh.—Last evening, ...
... members of the Burnley Cotton Spinners and Manufac turers' Association was held. It was very important meeting and largely attended, and involved not only action consequent on tbe present stagnant state trade,'but- the question future procedure regards manufacturers who are »lso spinners. I Officially, the Press were informed that nothing had been done in regard to short time. Though it is ...