Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12, Part 2H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... persons lost their lives , and I now have the honour to report as follows : — My Inquiry was held concurrently with the Coroner's Inquest , thus saving time and expense and conducing to the convenience of all parties . The proceedings ...
... persons lost their lives , and I now have the honour to report as follows : — My Inquiry was held concurrently with the Coroner's Inquest , thus saving time and expense and conducing to the convenience of all parties . The proceedings ...
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. All the bodies of the persons killed had been recovered and identified ... person ? Finding : No. ( 6 ) What ( if any ) recommendations or observations do you wish to make ? Finding : - ( a ) ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. All the bodies of the persons killed had been recovered and identified ... person ? Finding : No. ( 6 ) What ( if any ) recommendations or observations do you wish to make ? Finding : - ( a ) ...
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... Persons Employed and Organisation of Shifts . - Prior to the explosion , a total of 245 persons was employed at the Haig Pit , including 192 underground and 53 on the surface . The mine was worked by three shifts of workmen , whose ...
... Persons Employed and Organisation of Shifts . - Prior to the explosion , a total of 245 persons was employed at the Haig Pit , including 192 underground and 53 on the surface . The mine was worked by three shifts of workmen , whose ...
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... persons had to be searched . The search was carried out by the onsetter , but as it was stated in evidence that he had to search some 80 persons in 15 minutes , I have grave doubts as to its thoroughness . Indeed it was brought out in ...
... persons had to be searched . The search was carried out by the onsetter , but as it was stated in evidence that he had to search some 80 persons in 15 minutes , I have grave doubts as to its thoroughness . Indeed it was brought out in ...
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... different parts of the clothing of deceased persons can also be dismissed from suspicion , as they also were found at points where the explosion could not have originated . The seam was not one liable to fires from spontaneous 16.
... different parts of the clothing of deceased persons can also be dismissed from suspicion , as they also were found at points where the explosion could not have originated . The seam was not one liable to fires from spontaneous 16.
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