News from 12/01/1884
1884; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Robert Brown, M. Gotham, John Burns,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Pioneer. Table of contents: Contents of No. IV Saturday, January 5TH, 1884, Contents, Contents of No. III Saturday, December 29TH, 1883. News: Free Libraries, Furnishing Small Houses, Notices, Mr. Henry George at St. James's Hall, The Quarterly Report of the Foresters' Executive Council, The Hopes That Were Entertained That the New Year Would Witness a Termination of the Struggle between the Manufacturers and Weavers of North-East Lancashire Have Been Disapointed, and the Attitude of Both Parties to the Struggle Indicates a Determination to Continue It, Mr. W. M. Torrens, M. P., on Building Societies, Who Should Not Emigrate?, The Relations between the Cotton Manufacturers and Their Employés Remain in an Unsatisfactory State, Notwithstanding Repeated Well-Meant Efforts at Conciliation from Both Sides, Friendly Societies and the Quinquennial Valuations, It Will Be Seen, However, by the Extracts from the Report of the Chief Registrar of Friendly Societies for 1882, Which We Print in Another Column, That of 6,567 Actuarial Valuations of Societies in England and Wales, Only 1,537 Showed a Surplus, and 5,030 Showed a Deficit, the Amount of the Deficits Being about Six Times the Amount of the Surpluses, Millers' Saturday Half-Holiday Movement, Work and Wages, There Are Three Things Which the Crude Producer or Manufacturer of Staple Goods in Large Quantities Has to Consider, Sunderland, London United District of Foresters, Short Hours Movement, Prize Essay, Emigration, Occasional Notes, Clubs and Institutes National Club and Institute Conference, News of the Week Court, Iron Shipbuilding, Concocters and Vendors of Patent Medicines Find Their Customers Chietly among the Working Classes, Who Are Induced by Specious Advertisements to Give the Nostrums a Trial When It Occurs to Them That Any Slight Ailment May Be Remedied by Them, Side by Side with This Agitation on the Part of the Indian Gold and Silver Smiths, We Have an Agitation among the Home Members of Those Trades for the Repeal of the Duties to Which Their Goods Are Subjected, Important Amalgamation on the Tyne, The Strike at the Scotch Steel Works, The Rev. W. L. Blackley, Writing on "The Plunder of Poor Men's Providence," Says, From the Last Number of the Saddler and Harness Makers' Gazette, the Masters' Organ, It Is Seen That the Influence of Trade-Unionism Is Fully Appreciated, By the Agricultural Holdings Act, Which Came into Operation with the New Year, Changes of Considerable Practical Importance Have Been Made in the Law of Distress in so Far as It Affects the Tenants of Land, In an Interesting Quarterly Periodical Called the Printer, Which Has Been Started by Mr. Coote, of the London Society of Compositors, Is an Article on "Preventible Mortality in the Printing Office," by Mr. Walter William Mizen, The Movement for Providing the Poorer Classes of the Metropolis with Opportunities of Recreation Seems O Be Gathering Head in Various Directions, While the Silk Manufacture of England Has Been Languishing, That of the United States Has Been Steadily Advancing, Indian Gold and Silver Smiths Are Famous for the Elegance of Their Productions, but, Owing to the Regulations Existing as to the Importation and Sale of These They Are Not so Well Known in This Country as They Ought to Be, London, Multiple News Items, Chesterfield, Sound and Unsound Friendly Societies, Destruction of a Lace Factory, The Chief Registrar of Friendly Societies Pays a Well-Deserved Tribute to the Memory of the Founder for Co-Operative Societies in Germany, It Is Difficult to See What Is to Be Done to Meet so Grave a Conjuncture of Affairs, Lessons in Cookery, Friendly Societies, Great Meeting of Staffordshire Miners, The First Commissioner of Works Had Very Little That Is New to Tell the Deputation from the London Trade Unions the Other Day about the Proposed Underground Railway across Hyde Park, Prize Essay Building Societies: Their Origin, Principle, and Practice, The General Tone of the Iron Market Is Very Discouraging. Business: Agitation in the Coal Trade Strike of the Dudley Miners, Under the New Bankruptcy Act the Board of Trade Has Had the Disposal of between Sixty and Seventy Receiverships Worth from about £500 to about £1,000 a Year, and, What Is Rather Surprising, It Seems to Have Dispensed This Patronage in Such a Manner as to Have Escaped Any Serious Complaint, The Strike in the Lancashire Cotton Trade, Law, A Trades Unionist, Writing in the Times, Expresses His Belief That the Miners' Agitation for an Advance of Wages Will Probably Result in an Understanding Being Arrived at between the Masters and Men, Trade Unions, Latest Intelligence The Coal, Iron, and Hardware Trades, The Dispute in the Boot and Shoe Trade, Strike in the Ribbon Trade, Wages in the Iron Trade Meetings of Ironmasters, The English Hat Trade. Arts and entertainment: Sunday Opening of Museums The Sunday Society's Appeal. Editorial: Co-Operation. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, Hornimans' Tea Is the Best. Letter to the editor: Correspondence The Inspection of Friendly Societies' Books, Trade Unions and the Employers' Liability Act, The Dangers of Window Cleaning. Display ads: Multiple Display Advertisements.
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