Stockton Colliery Notice
In another column appears a notice from the manager of the Stockton colliery, informing the miners lately employed thereat that they can…
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Mining & the mines, 1888
863 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 32 of 44
The West Wallsend Colliery
A portion of the labourers engaged to work at the West Wallsend Colliery arrived in Newcastle yesterday morning by steamer from…
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A meeting of the Stockton miners was held yesterday morning, in the Temperance Hall, Stockton, Mr. Goodman presiding. There was a very…
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THE celebrated Lessing was remarkable for a frequent absence of mind. Having missed money at different times without being able to discover…
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The salt syndicate has acquired the whole of the Cheshire Saltworks, and a number of the Carrickfergus mines…
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Yesterday morning a meeting of the Citizens' Mediation Committee was held to take into consideration a proposal submitted to them by the…
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Two hundred thousand English, Welsh, and Scottish coal-miners demand an advance of 10 per cent. on their present rate of pay…
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Sir,—I, with thousands of others, deplore the state of affairs in and around Newcastle, brought about by either the employer or the employed…
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In accordance with the acceptance by the district of the offer of the Stockton Company work will be resumed at that mine on Thursday…
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WE have been requested to publish the following correspondence:â "Messrs. Francis and Robinson. "Gentlemen,âI am instructed by…
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The miners are beginning to understand that it is necessary that publicity should be given to their proceedings; and a resolution is already being…
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THE strike has now lasted about six weeks, the first strike allowance has been paid, and the prospect of a general agreement being arrived at…
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A ROEBOURN telegram states that a nugget, weighing 103oz. 2dwt., has been found by a man named Naughton. It consists of about 90oz. of…
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Mr. Pearson, of South Australia, has succeeded in floating the Kangarilla Silver-mining Company on the London market, the registered capital…
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We are informed that it is the intention of the Wallsend Coal Company to start filling small coal, of which they have some 20,000 tons on…
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A special meeting of the Borehole Lodge was held in the Mechanics' institute yesterday morning. There was a largo attendance. The most…
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Work was continued at the West Wallsend colliery yesterday, and was carried on quietly. A further body of twenty-seven labourers arrived at…
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Work will be resumed at the Stockton colliery this morning, the agreement having been signed. The men are much pleased at being able to…
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The steamer Taramung arrived in Hobson's Bay to-day with 1700 tons of coal. MURDER…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Staunch Friend of the Miners Speaks. to the Editor
Sir,—It is proposed, in view of the disparaging remarks made by the Mayor of Newcastle (Henry Buchanan, Esq.), concerning the action taken by…
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