Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 34
... Lancashire and Cheshire Coal Research Association and the Doncaster Coal Owners ' Research Association ; but until the Colliery Owners ' Research Association was founded in 1925 there was no authority , generally representative of the ...
... Lancashire and Cheshire Coal Research Association and the Doncaster Coal Owners ' Research Association ; but until the Colliery Owners ' Research Association was founded in 1925 there was no authority , generally representative of the ...
Page 47
... Lancashire and Cheshire , or more than half the production of Scotland . It is estimated that there is contained in the areas served by these collieries , in seams of 3 ft . thickness and upwards , and at depths of not more than 3,500 ...
... Lancashire and Cheshire , or more than half the production of Scotland . It is estimated that there is contained in the areas served by these collieries , in seams of 3 ft . thickness and upwards , and at depths of not more than 3,500 ...
Page 100
... Lancashire , Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire coalfields , although the bulk of the traffic is carried in privately - owned wagons , the railway companies supply wagons on request . * ( e ) In South Wales the traffic is carried almost ...
... Lancashire , Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire coalfields , although the bulk of the traffic is carried in privately - owned wagons , the railway companies supply wagons on request . * ( e ) In South Wales the traffic is carried almost ...
Page 117
... Lancashire and Cheshire . In the same . year , the output per head in the smallest mines , employing less than 50 men each , was 177 tons , while nine large mines in South Yorkshire had an average output of 280 tons . †Obviously such ...
... Lancashire and Cheshire . In the same . year , the output per head in the smallest mines , employing less than 50 men each , was 177 tons , while nine large mines in South Yorkshire had an average output of 280 tons . †Obviously such ...
Page 133
... Lancashire Cheshire and North Staffs , and South Wales and Monmouth - are each of substantial size ; the remaining seven -Cumberland , North Wales , South Staffs and Salop , Bristol , Forest of Dean , Somerset , and Kent - produce ...
... Lancashire Cheshire and North Staffs , and South Wales and Monmouth - are each of substantial size ; the remaining seven -Cumberland , North Wales , South Staffs and Salop , Bristol , Forest of Dean , Somerset , and Kent - produce ...
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