The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-21 00:00:00

NEWSVENDHRS' BENEVOLENT AND
PHOVIIMINT INSTITUTION.

The thirteenth animal meeting of this institution,
which is established for graatiag temporary relief sad per.
mama ossistsaos to mesten sad servants mimed as
modem of aewspspers, was hold yesterday evening at
Andertoors Hotel, Flostestmet ; LOU'S 111111111/, Esq.,
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The coroner's inquest upon the bodies of the 22
miners killed in liebburn Colliery, in the county of Durham,
on the eth inst., was resumed on Wednesday afternoon, at
the Ellison Anne, in that village.
From the evidence of the officers of the pit it appeared
that there was a regulation that the men should not take
the top off the lamp to procure a light to blast except in the
presence of the overman. Some of the men stated, how-
ever, that they had never received any instructions to that
effect. In the opinion of Mr. M. Dunn, the government
inspector, who had made a personal survey of the mine,
the accident must have happened thus :—A hewer of the
name of George Hall, was working in the middle board.
He was viaited about 7 o'clock in the morning by bass
Philips, a deputy, who wee subsequently killed in the ex-
plosion. Philips was ied by a lad, who was for-
tunately in another pet ef We pit at the time it fired, and
is spared to relate the eenversation Philips had with Hall.
There was a little pi staking in Hall's board, and Philips
and the lad p$ same bratticlug up to the face of the work-
ings. Hall had sob two shot-holes ready for blasting, and
Philips took of the top of the lamp for Hall and fired one
shot before ha left the board. He told Hall that if be
should fire the second shot before be returned, that he had
to dust the beard with hie jacket to disperse the gas before
be did so. The custom et the lad Wardle was to prop
open the A deer until be opened B for the empty trams
' se pus thieve', wed this return and shut A. The safety
el the Ow thenedell via that door being well kept.
Sue after the lithe board Illonday, no
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beard was It wear to the lad to be
very careful, it was the isayeessiou of the inspector, which
impression was borne sae_ by the evidence of a "mar-
row " of ono of the men that was killed, that, Instead of
shutting the door epee whisk the Wet, of the district so
much depended, the bil bed gene Is with some return trams,
and remained until they were SSW. during which time
the door A would be ematlyai epee, and the place filling
with gas. Mr. Dena emberfed -by making the following
suggertions as to the fhtYe :-1. That a greater
lying
of
air be allowed for these wettings which are on the
whole coal. 2. That the Grim el date be dime aed in
• workings where hugs nay ens be used. $, net ell lamps
be locked, and only evened by entherked pseoae, in the
fresh air. 4. That the flemees be overhauled, and trials
made to produce an weighs it air by more active firing.
5. That the doors and braking be strictly looked after,
' both in the construction sad the keeping. That printed
regulations be circulated theses It the lathery as to the use
of the lamps, die.
The jury, after an hetet alimince, returned a verdict,
that the explosion which comet the death of the men was
produced by an accumulation of inflammable gas in the
middle board of the Hibbs= A pit, and stated that they
cannot separate without expressing an opinion that there
has been a great want of caution in the safe working of the
colliery. They farther recommended that an additional
• trapper be placed in the district, that the whole of the
lamps be locked, and that no blasting take place in that
part of the colliery wrought by lamps.