The Shropshire Examiner and all round the Wrekin advertiser. — 1877-02-16 (Wenlock, Shropshire, England)

BILL IN 17 • 3.—A correspondent sends Mr. Justice Mellor : But what has the Archbishop gotiation ; and as a essidpi•o quo, it is said the men's to the Timrs the following extracts from a bill for done deputation will not meet the masters. On Saturday Mr. Charles The necessary notice was given by there was considerable uncertainty upon the subject. years ago : ' Mr- D His bill, 1, 73. July ye 10, meat supplied to an ancestor more than a hnialred 7 the Archbishop to Lord Penzance to hear the case, Mr. Willram Brown, of North Stafford, has written for a neck of veal, wd. 7p. be., and Lord Penzance, on the 18th of January last, to the local miners' agent, and likewise Mr. Macgave the rev, gentleman notice that he would pro- donald, M.P. The former blames the men afonreLe'kleogfs owtedn. ,4wpd, ls. 45., Aagust ye er ceed to hear and determine the matter on Tuesday, for deserting the union, stating that "when the coal rump of hoe, wd. 22p., 7e. ld.; August, ye 25, for a and iron trades were good, and the wages of colliers Mr. Justice Lush.: Then your time has yet to high, then they licked the hands of the miners' beef, 7s. 10 , Sept. ye e line of lam, wd. 4111, Is. fid. ; Sept. ye 2, for 27p. of February 2.0. " Thus." ad-slide the correspondent,l'for3""Pw.earefl:lV'tr:t., 't;.id,; come I. My impression is that you cannot get a pro- agents: but because trade is dull, and their wages price of the best joints averaged 45. per lb. Even hibition on the presumption that the other court has not so good, they turn round and use their teeth; with the aid of American beef We can never see th,s, not complied with the rules. If you are right it is a but the evil will fall upon their own heads." The good objection to make when you go before the hon. member for Stafford, referring also to the pro. prince again." udge that he has no jurisdiction. I think you can- posed reduction says "Union got you consideraprohibition until o have shown - not get the .un y uown the tion at the hands of the employers; it raised you to AN, I been II PAI: I S 311"sTEsavy.—s the Paris I,a)rsreosnpeoridaeriiiet. mystery en cleared up, a the position of men. What occurred in North Charles: buthsshows*tb•th. t" Mr. Yes;t, y, is no lee. Wales will not happen to you. They refused advice judge has misconstruea the Act. f d well in a Mr. Justice Mellor You say, although he may given them; they did what they thought proper, of heard by ran 'ps atshsearn- byanoprOhceeredihnags raorit an. dry well b"1 g know nothing about it, that he must consider it and now the employers have them working in some fieldfiv or near By eaagruse jwu sats ofuotsu dde tnh jet ihteyr, ise g 1 fi t:al fest er instances 10 per cent, lower than ever they were Charles: Certainly. He would point out before. Non-union in the Forest of Dean will make speak, an le shortlytheft °fret. r d sS.h e IT asi s lanuapbpl oe ,eO, autpi ro.rised. and her hdeadd.bdruisedby that the murderer thought the well contained water, that under the statute it was stated that the person you little else than slaves." and intended to drown the child, who appears to have complained of should within 21 days after receiving The colliery proprietors received a deputation of laiu there about three hours before kiug discovered. such notice transmit to the judge and person making the men at Cinderford, on Monday, and agreed, after The body presents no injuries beyond those caused by the representation a distinct answer to it, and in de- a long discussion, to a reduction of 10 per cent, in the fall. It is reported that the body of the girl has fault of such an he should be deemed to have their wages. A reward has been offered by the been recognised bY her grandfather, a wheel- admitted the relevancy of the representation. In associated masters for information as to the perpetraw right. The pollee are Investigating as to whether the present ease the gentlemen represented had tion of an outrage near Cinderford, by which the advisedly taken no steps whatever, because they windows of a cottage belonging to a non-unionist she fell or was thrown in. S • • -T ALo don cor. say the learned judge had arrogated to himself a workman were blown in with dynamite, C.,,11NG