News from 26/07/1889
1889; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
James Mundy, Simeon D. Tiffany, Harry A. Stivers, Sylvanus Cobb Jr., Miss Kate Vaughn,
ResumoFrontmatter: Yorkshire Factory Times. News: Notices, Echoes from Yorkshire Mills and Workshops Hudderfield, The Price of a "Mere Song", Railway Servants and Hours of Labour, The Wife's Story, An Adjourned Meeting of Weavers' Delegates Was Held Last Saturday at Huddersfield, and Has Resulted as We Expected It Would, Interesting Facts, M. A. Ormonde, The Stomach as a Diciplinarian, An Irregular Weaver, "Come Awa' Ben to Your Denner; the Meat 'Ill Be Spilea Waitin' on Ye," Cried a Hungry Husband to His Wife, Who Was at the Door Gossiping with Some Neighbours, Birth Certificates for Factory Children, Meeting of Weavers at Huddersfield, The Palm for Ignorance Is Taken by the Negro Races, Who Never Kissed until They Were Taught by the White People, Law Cases Important Colliery Prosecution at Wakefield, We Have Noticed Lately That a Practice Seems to Be Growing Very Common, of Which, until Now, No One Would Have Thought an Employer Would Have Been Guilty, Simpkins and His Dog, English Lotteries, Limited Liability Companies, Your, Man (Confidentially), A Bluff That Didn't Work, The Wiredrawers' Strike Important Meeting at Halifax, Weavers' Meeting at Lower Wortley, near Leeds, A Column for Law Matters Rules for Enquiries, Claim against an Exoverlooker's Secretary, My Temptation, The Old English Romance of Trial for Murder by Touch A Sad Somerset Story, Overwork, "Yorkshire Factory Times" Postal Rates United Kingdom, General News, The Dispute at Stainland Meeting of Weavers, A Remarkable Cow, Terrible Murder by Burglars, The Strike at Stainland Still Goes on, as Will Be Seen from Another Column, and One or Two New Things Were Stated at the Meeting This Week the We Think Ought to Be Noted, A Weaver's Claim for Wages, Kiss Em This Way, Boys "If You Can't Kiss and Kiss Right Don't Kiss at All", How to Coax a Man to Propose, Breach of Contract at Congleton, Attempted Murder and Suioide, The Turn of Fortune's Wheel, An Attempt to Reduce Weavers' Wages at Paddock, Child Labour in Yorkshire Spinning Mills, Claim by a Cotton Operative, Death of an Oldham Woman in India, Woollen Spinners' Earnings Have Considerably Lessened during the past 15 Years, Weavers' Organisation Meeting at Bingley Speeches of Messrs. Downing, Drew, and Gee, The Yorkshire Weavers' Association, A Tramp's History Told by Himself, Disappearance of a Broker, Household Hints, Inqusitive Boy, Peck's Bad Boy, There Is One Peculiar Fault in Connection with the Working Classes, She Awoke Too Soon. Editorial: What Are We Coming to Next?, The Height of Our First Parents, Notes on Passing Events, We Hope That the Small Wiredrawers of Halifax and District Will Keep up Their Courage under the Trying Circumstances in Which They Are Placed at the Present Time, "Yorkshire Factory Times" Reporting Staff Instructions to Correspondents, During the Last Few Days We Have Been More than Usually Surprised by Certain Statements That Have Come under Our Observation with Respect to a Certain Firm in the Leeds Distroct "Bating," or to Speak More Correctly Fining, for What Are Termed Damages, Bradford Important Notice, We Would Suggest to the Select Committee of the House of Lords, at Present Taking Evidence on Seating in Various Trades, the Advisability of Considering the Position of the Commission Weaving Fums of Huddersfield, and the Low Wages Paid at These Places, We Venture to Say That the Hardest Worked Portion of the Woollen Factory Community Are the Fettlers and Teasers, Only Last Week We Had Occasion to Call Attention to Certain This That Were Going on Amongst Even the Working Classes Themselves, or in an Institution over Which the Workers Have a Good Deal of Influence, with Respect to Certain Practices of Letting out Work to Employers Who Do Not Pay a Fair Wage, West Riding of Yorkshire Power-Loom Weavers' Association, We Are Glad to Know That a Certain Firm in the Neighbourhood of Huddersfield Are Allowing Their Women Workers to Go Home at the Proper Time. Poem, verse: Poetry Rest beyond the Grave, A Real Hero. Fiction, drama: Chapter XL Is This a Clew?, The Gunmaker of Moscow; or Vladimir the Monk Chapter VIII The Mask Fales from a Villain's Face, Ethel's Love, or True and False Chapter IX, Ethel's Love, or True and False Chapter X Mrs. Leigh's Desperate Game, The Gunmaker of Moscow; or Vladimir the Monk Chapter VII. Business: The Skilled Labour Market, The Development of Trade and Rates of Wages in Pudsey. Letter to the editor: Letters to the Editor Labour Struggles; or Justice, Not Charity.
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