The Miners' Strike
At a deputation received by Mr. Curley, the Newcastle Ironmoulders have granted £50 towards the Miners' Strike Fund. The Operative Stonemasons have also…
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Mining & the mines, 1880
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The Miners and the Strike. Important Public Meeting
A DENSELY crowded meeting called by advertisement, by the members of the hole Miners' Committee, was held in the large room of the Black Diamond Hotel,…
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YESTERDAY, the representatives of the various lodges met Mr. G. A. Lloyd at the Great Northern Hotel, to consider the best steps to be taken in the…
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ACCORDING to advertisement, a public meeting of seamen, lumpers, and others, was held at the Black Diamond Hotel, last evening, with the object of evincing…
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THE Ly-ee-Moon left Levuka on May 26th with a very full cargo, and leaves plenty behind, so the prospects of Fiji are looking up. For the moment,…
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THE above miners met as usual on Saturday morning, at Mr. J. Williams' Miners' Exchange. There was a large attendance, and great interest and attention…
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A company of miners were once conversing, in an inn at Newfield, about the plan of deducting a willing from each man's pay on behalf of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Probable Settlement of the Strike Wallsend, Browns, and Co-operative Colliery Proprietors Favorable to the New Sliding Scale. the A. A. Company Withdrawn From the Association. Sydney
THE Wallsend, Browns, and Co-operative Colliery proprietors are prepared to settle with the men on the sliding scale arranged with Mr. Geo. A. Lloyd…
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BY the courtesy of the secretaries of the various lodges, we are enabled to place in possession of our readers the result of the balloting yesterday, with respect to the…
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THE Newcastle Weekly Chronicle of April 17, says that about two hundred miners at the Hanley Bucknall Colliery, Staffordshire, are on strike against the proposed…
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Fresh ground has been opened at the Temora gold diggings, near Wagga Wagga, and has given new impetus to the rush. Numbers of people are going…
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As will be seen by the returns published in another column, the miners have, by a majority of 320, rejected the 3s. 3d. minimum hewing rate in the…
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Some excitement was brought about at the usual meeting of the Borehole miners yesterday morning, by the arrival of a messenger from Mr. Jesse Gregson,…
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SIR,—I crave a small space in your valuable journal, as a subscriber of the same, to reply to the Editor of the Dubbo Dispatch. He made it appear…
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BY reference to another column it will be seen that Mr. G. A. LLOYD and the delegates, recommend to the masters and men that the latter should…
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THE usual quarterly meeting of the miners employed at the Newcastle C. M. Company's Colliery, was held in the Protestant Hall, on Monday…
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Mr. G. A. Lloyd's attempted adjustment of the mining difficulties is greatly praised, but the latest news has put a damper on it. The strikers need not…
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As will be seen in our column of district news, the Wallsend and Co-operative miners have unitedly decided not to accept the temporary scale offered them…
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A special meeting of the miners employed at the Newcastle C. M. Co.'s colliery was held in the Protestant Hall, on Thursday evening last; Mr. Wm…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Cleveland Miners and the Sliding Scale
THE Newcastle Weekly Chronicle of April 17 says:—On Wednesday, a mass meeting of the Cleveland miners was held on the sands, at…
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