INDEX
Reading edition
A
Accountants, 128, 164, 314
Aftermath of 1892 strike, 245
Agents' districts, 23-24
Alteration of the "First Caller,"59, 337
Amicability in disputes, 340
Arbitration, Deputies', 170
— earliest, 33
— first general, 85, 103
— second, 109
— third, 113
— fourth, 118
— owners refuse, 152
— working hours, 169
Armstrong, W., 103, 109
Attempts to form Union, 6
Average, county, 162
— theoretical and real, 147
Award, 1879, pro tem., 157
— J. R. Lyn's, 220
Awards, Lord Davey's, 1895, 267-269
Award, Lord Davey's, 1902, 319
B
Bank Holiday, 318
Banking account, 18
Benefits, reduction of, 199
Blagdon, Rev. M., 26
Bond, yearly, 17, 47, 49
Boys' wages, 309, 324
Broken price agreement, 325
Brown, W., 8, 35
Building, the, 16
Bunning, T. W., 47
Burt, T., 8, 20, 103, 182
C
Cairns, A., 23, 26, 32
"Caller, First," 59, 337
Candymen, 96
Cann, T. H., appointed treasurer, 276
Care for life, 341
Changes, 337
Checkweighmen, 73, 338
Clerk, first appointed, 105
Coal-drawing agreement, 323
Coal Owners' Association formed, 46
Coal Tax, 310
Commission, Royal, 86
Committee, 1879, 160
Compensation Act 1897, 291
Conciliation Board, 263
— first members of, 266
— renewed, 294, 331
Co-operative colliery, 90, 110
— Committee, 110
County Council, 209
Crake, W., 7, 13
Crawford, W., 6, 9, 23, 26, 31, 33, 37, 103, 109
— attack on, 80
— censure on, 84
— candidature of, 88
— death of, 215
D
Dale, D., Sir, 103, 109, 157
Dark Days, 197
Deputies' basis wage fixed, 301
— difference as to, 120
— hours, 1870, 121
— wage, 1870, 121
— wage, 173
Derby, Lord, 160
Desire for better houses, 343
E
Educational benefit of Union, 340
Emigration, 131, 165
Employers' Liability Act, 172
Entrance fee, first, 18, 121
Equality, 339
Evictions, Wheatley Hill, 96
Ex-Committee condemned, 145
— expelled, 114
— rules, 114
F
Federation Board formed, 140
— condemned, 145
— first members of the, 141
Federation, Miners',
— Durham miners and the, 251, 256
— expulsion from the, 259
— refuses Durham, 277
Fillers' agreement, 333
Firemen's week-end shifts, 316
Five days per week, 183
Forman, J., 36, 38, 103, 105, 119
— death of, 302
Forsters', W. E., award, 109
Fowler, J., 61
Franchise Association, 88
— extension of, 191
G
Gala, first, 31-34
— first on the race-course, 59
Galbraith, S., appointed, 305
Golightly, W., 105
Gordon, W., 114, 118
Graham, Coroner, 298
Gurney's, Russell, award, 103
Guthrie, R., 207
H
Hall, the new, 82, 118
Hand putters' basis wage, 324
Heath, Mr, 337
Hewers' datal wage, 306
Homes, Aged Miners', 297
Hopwood's, C. H., award, 113
Hours arbitration, 132
Hours', arrangement, ten, 214, 217
— eight, 199
— ballot on, 248
— second ballot on, 321
— of boys, 32, 48, 74, 77, 83
Houses and house rent, 307
Housing condition, 104, 110
House, W., appointed to Joint Committee, 292
— appointed President, 305
I
Imprisonment of Messrs Cann, Jones, and Forbes, 244
Increased knowledge of the miners, 343
Industrial Remuneration Conference, 190
Isaacs, Mr, 336
J
Johnson, J., appointed treasurer, 217
— fin. secretary, 276
Johnson, Mr, and Gateshead, 328
Joint Committee, formation of, 66
— first meeting, 69
— suspended, 164, 329
Jones, L., 83, 103, 109, 119, 196
Judge, a, puzzled, 30
L
Labourers' basis wage, 306
Labour representation, 194, 326
Leaders, the first, 37
Lords, House of, 192
M
Macdonald, A., 17
— death of, 180
Meynell, Mr E., 112, 335
— award, 134
Miners' demand for trained miners, 90
— International Congress, formed, 223
— National Conference, 25, 124
— Act 1861, 1
— Act 1871, 71
— Act 1872, 71, 72
N
Negotiations of 1890, 211
Notices given to enforce a reduction, 101
— again given by owners, 107
O
O'Connor, Judge, 197, 335
Officers, first, 14
Opposition, 41, 42, 43, 44
P
Patterson, W. H., 8, 13, 26, 39, 113
— appointed corres. secretary, 216
— death of, 273
Patterson's, Mr, statue, 319
Political power, 342
Position of the Association, 136
President, first, 19
President, permanent, 105
Putters' hours at datal work, 316
— short shift, stone, 324
R
Ramsey, T., 8, 25, 80
Reduction, first, 89, 91
— second, 98
— third, 105
— fourth, 111
— fifth, 115
— of bankmen, 104
— of 1879, 141
Reductions, private, 148
Relief Fund, first, 129
— second, 187
Rent paying in 1892, 247
Resolutions, first gala, 61
Restriction of output, 167
Rhymer, E., 6, 84
Richardson, J., 7, 11
Rocking Strike, 2
S
Salary of first treasurer, 25
Sanderson, R. B., 68, 112
Screenmen's basis wage, 306
Seaham strike, 55
Shaw Lefevre's award, 119
Simpson, C., 114
Sliding Scale, first, 124
— second, 163
— third, 174
— fourth, 185
— abolished, 202
— violation of, 167
Smart money, 309
Stobart, W., 46
Strike at Silksworth, 223
— at Wheatley Hill, 95
— of 1874, 93
— of 1879, 154
— of 1892, 231
Strikes illegal, 24
Surface firemen's wages, 325
T
Taylor, Hugh, 47, 63
— J. W., 328
Thornley meeting, 13
Timber leaders' hours, 317
Trotter, L., 197
Trustees, first, 14
W
Wage Board, first mention of, 235, 251, 254
Wages, advance in, 48, 50, 63, 71, 76
Wages in 1898-99, 288, 293
Washington strike, 281
Water leaders' hours, 317
Wearmouth strike, 3
Westcott, Bishop, 241, 262, 299
— death of, 313
Wheatley Hill inundation, 28
— "Putt Pay,"188
Wilkinson, N., 8, 14, 38, 113, 119, 182
Wilson, J., 114, 118, 182, 192
— appointed fin. secretary, 217
— appointed corres. secretary, 276
Wood, Lindsay, Mr, 68, 83, 157, 207
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