Miners' National Association
The sittings of this half-yearly conference of this association commenced on Tuesday in the Civil Court, Leeds Town Hall—Mr. Alex. Macdonald presiding, being supported on the…
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Mining & the mines, 1874
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Miners' Meeting. Wallsend Miners
ON Friday evening last a well-attended meeting of the miners of No. 2 Lodge was held in the Assembly Rooms, Wallsend, Mr. Humpreys occupied the chair. The minutes…
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THE usual fortnightly meeting of No. 4 Lodge Waratah Miners', was held at Mr. Jenkins' Hotel, on Friday evening last. Mr. THOMAS ABEL occupied the chair, and called…
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AT the Chesterfield Borough Police Court, on Saturday, before F. Swanwick and B. Lucas, Esqs., Henry Walters, manager of the Brampton Colliery, was summoned for n[?]t having…
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A last week's issue, we announced that the miners intended to celebrate, by a grand deconstration, the agreement entered into by the Associated Masters and the members of…
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ON Saturday evening last the usual monthly meeting of No. 5 Lodge was held at Mr. Lunday's Grapes Inn, Wallsend,—Mr. W. Wonders occupied the chair. Minutes of…
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SIR—Curiosity invites, us well as knowledge, attention to the great acts of "people who have the power to say, yes, or no," to the welfare of a community. I suppose a great many in this…
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ON Saturday afternoon Dr. Le Neve Foster, the Government Inspector of Mines for Cornwall, Devon and Samerset, addressed the miners assembled for the setting at East Pool…
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LAST evening (Friday) a special meeting of the Lambton miners was held in Mr. Stoker's Hall, Lambton. There was a good attendance, and Mr. Enoch Davis occupied the…
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WE (Manchester Guardian) have been furnished with the following by correspondents:— The large profits now being made by…
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A special meeting of the Lambton miners was held on the hill near the pit on Friday, 13th instant; Mr. Wm. Smith in the chair. The Chairman stated that the principal…
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SIR,—I was rather amused in last week's paper on reading an article signed "Fair Play." What is "Fair Play" trying to prove? He first devies in 'toto' "Cuckoo's" remark, and then admits i[?] to…
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SIR,—I crave a corner in your most valuable paper for the purpose of calling our Examiner's attention to two accidents that have taken place at Four-Mile Creek, both of which our Examiner ought…
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SIR.—My attention has lately been called to an energetic movement made by a large and influential number of miners, complaining of the price and quality of the meat supplied by the butchers in the…
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The first half-yearly report of the directors of the Anvil Crack Coal Mining-Company (limited), for presentation to the shareholders at the first half-yearly meeting, was held at the…
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AN important development of the coal field of North St[?]ffordshire has been fairly commenced; enterprise having been at length aroused in that, as it [?]…
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IN a report by Mr. Consul Reade on the trade of the consular district of Sentari, Albania, during the year 1872, he deplores the apathetic condition of affairs prevailing…
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ON Friday last the Durham coalowners received a number of delegates representing the Miners' Association in the Wood Memorial Hall, Newcastle, and discussed with them…
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IN several official despatches which have just issued from, the Parliamentary press, some miscellaneous information is given with regard to the coal trade of different foreign…
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PONTYPRIDD is in colours. The flags of pretty near all nations wave from flagstaffs across roads and out of windows. Everyone seems satisfied with himself, especially those…
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