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ROYAL COMMISSION REPORTS, 1842. South Durham. |
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Approx 55 A4 pages.
ISBN 1 899639 26 8
£7.00
THE ROYAL COMMISION REPORTS on CHILDREN in THE MINES, 1842
are available on CD-ROM as PDF, PC and Mac Word versions.
MODE OF VENTILATING AND WORKING THE COAL MINES.
DIAGRAM
PLAN
I. - OF THE AGES AND NUMBERS OF THE CHILDREN.
II. OF THE HOURS OF WORKING.
III. - OF MEALS.
IV - OF THE NATURE OF THE EMPLOYMENT.
Of the Coal Viewers.
Of the Under Viewers.
Of the Overmen.
Of the Deputy Overmen.
Of the Trappers.
Of the Drivers.
Of the Helpers-up.
Leaders of Water and Wood.
Stone-leaders.
Of the Cranesmen.
Of the Accountants.
Of the Putters.
Of the Hewers.
V - STATE OF THE PLACE OF WORK.
HABITATIONS OF THE COLLIERS.
VI - OF ACCIDENTS.
VII - OF HOLIDAYS.
VIII - OF THE HIRING AND WAGES.
XI - OF THE MORAL CONDITION.
XII - OF THE COMPARATIVE CONDITION.
OF APPRENTICES.
OF SCREENING THE COALS
EVIDENCE COLLECTED BY DR. MITCHELL, SOUTH DURHAM COAL FIELD.
No.88 - Thomas Crawford, Jun.
No.89 - Edward Potter.
No.90 - John Wood.
No.91 - Thomas Alexander Cockin.
No.92 - An Eminent Engineer.
No.93 - Gilbert Steel.
No.94 - Mountjoy Pearse.
No.95 - George Chariton.
No.96 - John Wetherell Hays.
No.97 - George Canney.
No.98 - George Bland.
No.99 - George Tweddell.
No.100 - James Vicars.
No.101 - Anthony Dowson, in presence of his father, William Dowson.
No.102 - Benjamin Dowson.
No.103 - John Dowson.
No.104 - Thomas Hoggins.
No.105 - Thomas Hoggins, jun.
No.106 - Thomas Thew.
No.107 - -Joseph Dawson.
No. 108 - George Green.
No.109 - John Green.
No.110 - William Hardy.
No. 111 - William Laws.
No.112 - Thomas Lawton.
No.113 - Joseph Barber.
No.114 - Robert Storey.
No.115 - William Willis.
No.116 - John Otterson.
Weekly expenses of a miner, his wife, and two children of one and three years
of age, as given by the miner himself.
SUNDERLAND.
Weekly expenses of a miner with a wife and two children, with 20s. a-week wages, as given by the mister himself
BISHOP AUCKLAND.