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CHRISTMAS Hotaiwrs.—Work was resumed in the mills on Wednesday, having kept only Christmas Day as holiday. New Year's Day is not observed as a holiday in this neighbourhood. ACCIDENT.—On Thursday morning week Mr. John Barritt, engine tenter at Victoria Mill, slipped and had his

The discussion upon " Heavy Sizing and Steaming in Weaving Sheds," which had been adjourned from a previous date, was continued on Sunday evening last, in the Co-operative Hall, Burnley. Mr. Henry Hargreaves occupied the chair, anti there was a fairly good attendance. Mr. THOMAS

How He subbed His Chest. The following is not only original, but true. My pal and I work in a cloth warehouse: he is noted for general good health, and also for his great eareleesness. Just for a week or two back be has been about a chest. The other night, soon after he and his

Jem Lt- is a spinner at a p'ame Man- Pester. He ia always getting into some scrape or other, both at work and at home, and sometimes it is a mystery how he escapes. He arrived home from his the other day, and he prepared to make a good fire, for he had got wet th rough. In a' mi

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