The A.a. Co. and Their Miners
FOR the information of our home renders, we desire briefly to allude to the dispute which has arisen between the A. A. Company and their miners. A new pit has…
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Mining & the mines, 1862
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The A.a. Company and Their Miners
ON Friday last, we were favoured by a visit from two of the miners at the Borehole. The information given to us during the course of a conversation which lasted for…
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SERIOUS COLLIERY ACCIDENT.— On Sunday night a very serious accident occurred at Monkwearmouth colliery, Sunderland causing the eruption of a very heavy "feed" of…
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AN interview took place yesterday afternoon at No. 1 pit, between the manger of the Company and a large body of the miners, numbering probably overlOO. Mr.Winship…
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It is to be feared that the Newcastle colliers will manage, perhaps without meaning it, to precipitate a strike. They are not conducting themselves like honest men, but have already…
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AN explosion of a terrible nature, and fearfully destructive to human life, occured yesterday in the Gethin coalpit, the property of Mr. Crawshay. The nearest town to the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Australian Coal. (To the Editor of the Times.)
SIR.—I have road with care the leading article in your journal of the 26th October last; in which you have very forcibly set forth the difficulties which beset the subject of…
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AN interview briefly alluded to in our last, took place on Friday afternoon, at No. 1 pit, Happy Flat, between the manager of the A. A. Company and the miners employed by the Company…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sixteen Pence Per Ton Reduction Offered to the Miners at the Bosehole. To the Editor of the Newcastle Chronicle
SIR.—Taking advantage of your offer to publish statements made on both sides of the question in reference to the present dispute between the manager and the miners of the A. A. Company, and seeing…
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WE understand that no arrangements has been come to between the men and the manager, and that in fact no overtures have been made on either side. The works have…
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The following appeared in Monday's Herald:—NEWCASTLE, SATURDAY, 6 p.m.—The manager of the A. A. Company has made another offer to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Mining Difficulty at the A. A. Company's Colliery. Meeting of the Miners
A MEETING of the miners lately in the employ of the A. A. Company, was held in the Mechanics Institute, at the Borchole, on Tuesday afternoon—Mr. Allan Wild in the chair. There were some 80 present at the commencement…
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A general meeting of the Borehole miners &c., was held on Thursday evening, when 177 names were given in nearly all the parties being present, as locked gut. The propositions made by Mr. Winship respect to…
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The following appeared in the Free Press of Saturday last:—WALLSEND.—The following has been handed to us for publication. It is simple as resolutions…
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An interview, without previous arrangement, took place about one o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, between the super student and manager, who were siding up the line to the Borehole, and a number of the men who happened to…
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AT the committee meeting on Wednesday evening Mr. Allan Wild was called to the chair. Mr. Norman being first in order, expressed his disinclination to give way from former…
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In our summary for England published on the 19th April, we stated that a difficulty had arisen between the colliery manager of the Australion Agricultural company and their…
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WE are glad to learn that instructions have been given to the engineers of one of H.M. ships on the Australian station, so that the vessel may be adapted for trying the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coal Paid for to the Miner at Top of Screen, Versus Bottom. To the Editor of the Newcastle Chronicle.)
Sir—I notice in your leading article of Saturday May 10, you advocate the miners giving screened coal, for you say it is impossible to view without regret the resolution come to by the miners of the…
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Two large and wealthy companies are about to commence coal milling operations near Newcastle. About twelve hundred acres of land have been leased from the Crown…
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