TELEGRAMS. Inspector of Collieries
SYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. John Dixon is gazetted Inspector of Collieries, vice Mr. Thomas Lewis, resigned. The appointment is to take effect from the fifteenth instant…
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Mining & the mines, 1882
350 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 9 of 18
The Borehole Miners
AT a meeting of the Borehole Miners, held yesterday morning at Hamilton, the last communication from Mr. Gregson, relative to the fixing of a basis for arbitration was…
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AN important meeting of the Borehole minors in connection with the steps taken towards a settlement of the present strike among the A.A. Co.'s men will be…
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THE Borehole miners held their usual meeting at Williams' Assembly Ground yesterday morning, Mr. James Duke presiding. The minutes of the previous meeting were…
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THE Newcastle-on-Tyne Chronicle of April 1st says:—"The dangers of mining were exemplified in a case recently heard at the Newcastle Police…
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THE Newcastle-on-Type Chronicle, of April 1, says:—The last Congress of miners, held at Birmingham, appointed twelve of their number as a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Correspondence What Do the Borehole Miners Want? (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—I am a shepherd and tend my master's flocks, bunt like your correspondent "Digger," I happened to come to town on business, and met with an old…
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The above miners held a special meeting on the Cricket Ground on Tuesday evening, Mr. W. Kerr presiding. The business of the meeting was to consider the matter in…
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The above miners held a special general meeting on Tuesday evening, to consider the fourth clause in the arbitration basis to which Mr. Gregson objects, viz.: "that the…
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WE are glad to inform our readers that the matter in dispute between Mr. Gregson, General Superintendent of the A.A. Company, and the Borehole miners, with…
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THE Borchole miners met at Hamilton yesterday morning ; Mr. James Duke Presiding. Lodge matters having been preliminarily disposed of, a meeting was…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the Wallsend miners was held on Friday evening; Mr. Gibson in the Chair. The minutes of the previous meetings—the 7th, 10th, 12th and…
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Reynold's Newspaper of April 30 says:—Early on Wednesday morning a serious colliery explosion occurred in Lord Lonsdale's colliery, at the north…
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Reynold's Newspaper, of April 30, says:—On Monday afternoon a mass meeting of about 5000 North Wales colliers was held on the racecourse at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Colliery Explosions. (Newcastle Weekly Chronicle, May 14.)
ON Tuesday afternoon an explosion took place at the Crown Level Colliery, Treorky, Rhondda Valley. It had been closed, and was opened for exploration previous to…
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AT the monthly meeting of the above, held in Stoker's Hall, on Wednesday evening, Mr. W. Kerr presided. The notice of motion from the Co-operative Miners—"That any…
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MINUTES of a quarterly delegate meeting held at Lambton, on Thursday, July 6th, 1882. Lodges represented: — Borehole, Wallsend, Lambton, Glebe, Back Creek,…
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AN important meeting of the Borehole miners was held at Williams' Assembly Ground, Hamilton, yesterday morning, Mc. James Duke presided. The chief business…
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IT will be in public recollection that for some time past a dispute has been in existence between the colliers employed at the Newcastle Coal Company's Pit, Glebe, and…
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MR. C. B. RANCLAUD, District Coroner, and a jury of twelve, held an inquest at Fenwick's Hotel, Jesmond, yesterday, touching the death if Michael Hanley, who was…
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