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News from 16/01/1891

1891; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

C. Allyn Clarke, Luke Sharp, Mrs. Harriet Lewis, Mary Kyle Dallas, W. F. Beston, Mrs. Harriet Lewis, Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth, William Edwards, Mr. W. J. Davis, John Dynes, Sydney Buxton, W. G. Millington, Louis D La Lavigerie, J. Lees, James E. Kay, W. A. Newcombe, E. Studholme,

Frontmatter: The Workman's Times. News: What Are the Potters to Do in the Present Crisis ?, Gleanings and Comments, Workmen's Notes and Notions Jarrow, Cunctatorian Fancies The Rights of Man, Boot and Shoe Notes, The Literature of Gloves "Single, as a Stray Glove Minus Its Mate", The Sheffield Trades Council and the Dispute, Fame, Hebburn Hebburn Notes, The Birmingham Fabian Society, What We Hear, Mr. Chamberlain on Trades Unions, There Is a Proposal on Foot Just Now to Establish a Trades Union Banking Company, What We Think, Yes, It All Comes to That, for the Philosophy of Commercialism Knows No Other Good but Moneymaking, But Perhaps the Philosopher of the Daily Press Would Tell Us That This Is Turning from the "Large Certainties" and the "Serious Work", Mr. Cunninghame Grahame, M. P., Has Been Speaking Strangely and Strongly at Glasgow, and Brought down upon Himself the Following, Workmen's Notes and Notions Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, Birmingham, Notes from the Grumbler, A Little Boy Having Lost His Balloon, His Sister Said,"Never Mind, Neddy, When You Die and Go to Heaven You'll Dit It", Darnall Women's Friendly Society, Yorkshire Potters Trades Union, Well, We Pay the Landlords for Permission to Live in Our Own Country, and in Acknowledging the Principle of Payment We Acknowledge That Our Right to Live, Sible Worlds, but Cant Doesn't Say What Would Happen If We Were All of Us Endowed with the Mental and Physical Capacities of a Jay Gould, How to Live Long, Help Promised from Yorkshire, And among the Things That We Must Not Yield Is the Power of Moulding Our Own Destinies—That Is, so Far as Humanity Is Capable of Moulding Its Own Destinies, An Interesting Lesson, But the Right to Live Involves Another Right, and That Is the Right to Live Comfortably—Or, at Any Rate, Not Miserably, Woman's Advice, Mr. Mcmillan, the Hard-Working Secretary, Must Have Felt Not a Little Disheartened after All the Energy and Untiring Zeal He Has Thrown into the Work, "They Tell Me You Have Had Some Money Left You," Said Brown, The Miners Conference at Birmingham Has Passed a Resolution in Favour of an Eight Hours Day from Bank to Bank, Which Resolution Puts It upon Record That the Delegates Assembled, Representing 210,000 Workmen Connected with the Mining Industry, A Bad Speculation, Discovery of Silk and Satin, Strange Things Are Happening among Us, The Bloomfield Express Wagon, with Its Handsome Team of Horses, Had Just Rattled up to the Apothecary's Door, and Deposited, Women's Hosiery Union, Is This the Result of the Workmen of England Having Been so Long Enthralled in the Chains of Slavery and Serfdom, That They Cannot Possibly Realise the Meaning of Emancipation?, The Averse Portion of the Shoemakers Are Glibly Talking over What "They" Think the Unionists Are Going to Do, but They Are Here Reminded That "They", Liverpool, Bootle, and Birkenhead Liverpool, Bootle, and Birkenhead Notes, Labour Movements Abroad, The Railway Servants of Workington and the Immediate District Held a Mass Meeting in the Theatre Royal, Mr. William Paisley, Deputy Mayor of Workington in the Chair, "It Is a Pity," Said an Irish Labourer the Other Day, as He Warmed His Hands, Well, It Is for the Right to Live, and to Live Comfortably, That the Believers in the New Gospel That Is Leavening the Minds of Men Contend, An Appeal to Non-Unionists, The Solid Men of the Manchester Guardians Have, as Usual, Smacked Their Breasts—Ashcroft Like—And Demonstrated in Their Accustorned Humorous Style That, There's One Law for the Rich and Another for the Poor, Has Been Said and Proved Many a Time, and There Is Just Another Case at Hand Which Is No Exception, Well, This Sort of Equality Can't Thrive, Giants, Monkey Jim's Last Ride, Multiple News Items, The Central Figure of the Behring Bother Has Been Mr. Blaine, the United States Secretary of State, Leicester Boot Manufacturers and the Workshop Question, His Honours and Bijah, While It Is Much Easier to Get an Advance of Wages with a Revival of Trade, and Hard Work for the Most Greedy Capitalist to Keep His Workmen from Participating in What We Know as Better Times, Meetings of Trades Councils Middlesbrough, "Since We Have Paid the Advance Orders Have Fallen off, and We Are Compelled to Put You on Short Time", Birmingham Notes, One in the Crowd's Notes, Reading My Reynolds This Week, I See the News-Agents and Booksellers of London Met at the Portugal Tavern, Fleet-Street, to Discuss Their Grievances and to Consider What Steps Should Be, Household Hints, What We Hear!, The General Strike at Hamburg of Dockers and Seamen Is Now Declared at an End, the Shipping Companies Having Peeled in and Given the Men What Was Desired, We Are Quite out of Patience with the Want of Backbone Displayed by the Recently Suspended and Now Reinstated Clerks of the Post Office Savings Bank Department, Unmaking Bachelors, Submitted to Arbitration, United Machine Workers' Association, National Labour Federation, The Tramworker's Federation Has Now a Membership of over 20,000, Our £100 Prize Offer, An Accommodating Road, The Law as to Conspiracy and Intimidation. Editorial: Friendly Society of Ironfounders Versus National Union of Stove Grate Workers, Leicester and Leicestershire Leicester Notes, Our Readers Will Remember That, in a Recent Issue, Commenting on Questions Affecting Letterpress Printers, We Recommended That a Conference Should Be Held on the Subject of Composing Machines, The Railway Strike in Scotland, Work without Haste. Poem, verse: Poetry Matches, Labour Lyrics 1. Forward, All Ye Workers. Letter to the editor: Letters to the Editor, To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Important Proposal To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Trades Unionism : Its Rights and Privileges To the Editor of the Workman's Times, National Labour Federation To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Amalgamated Society of Mill Sawyers and Wood-Cutting Machinists To the Editor of the Workman's Times, Jewellers: Their Wages and Their Society Competition in the Trade, Remarkable Remedies, The World's Labour Exhibition in London, 1891 To the Editor of the Workman's Times. Fiction, drama: The Bailiff's Scheme Chapter XXXVI a Strange Coincidence, Her Lost Lover Chapter V in the Summer-House, Her Lost Lover Chapter IV a Reversed Proposal of Marriage, The Hidden Hand or Capitola the Mad-Cap Chapter IX Mabak Rocks, Her Lost Lover Chapter VI the Phial with a Flaw, The Old Life's Shadows Chapter VI, The Hidden Hand or Capitola the Mad-Cap Chapter VIII. Stock tables: Barometrical Readings.