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Another Distressing Accident at Denaby Main Colliery.
Sheffield Evening Telegraph - Tuesday 04 February 1890
Another Distressing Accident at Denaby Main Colliery.
This morning a distressing accident befell a young man named...
Accident at Denaby Main Colliery – First Case at New Hospital
Sheffield Evening Telegraph - Monday 03 February 1890
Accident at Denaby Main Colliery.
This morning a collier named Peter Emery, living at Denaby, and employed...
Miners’ Agitation – Meeting At Mexborough.
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Saturday 01 February 1890
Miners' Agitation.
Meeting At Mexborough.
Mr. Parrott States The Case For The Men.
Last night Mr. Parrott,...
Shocking Accident to a Mexbro’ Miner.
Sheffield Independent - Tuesday 25 February 1890
Shocking Accident to a Mexbro' Miner.
Yesterday, Robert Good, aged 41, married, living at Mexbro' was seriously injured whilst...
The Great Gale – Don and Dearne Overflowed
Leeds Times - Saturday 01 February 1890
The Great Gale.
Disaster Follows In The Storm King's Track.
Steamers Sunk, Crews Blown Overboard, Buildings Wrecked.
Houses...
Local Trade in 1890
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 09 January 1891
Local Trade in 1890
In the neighbourhood of Mexborough – notorious for colliery disputes – the year...
The Distress at Mexbro’, Denaby and Conisbro’.
Sheffield Independent - Saturday 24 January 1891
The Distress at Mexbro', Denaby and Conisbro'.
Last night, at the lodgeroom of the Denaby Main miners at...
Larceny at Mexbro’.
Sheffield Independent - Monday 26 January 1891
Larceny at Mexbro'.
A married woman named Emma Dukes, of Conisbro', was at Doncaster on Saturday fined 40s. and...
Mexborough Montagu Cottage Hospital
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 20 February 18
Mexborough Montagu Cottage Hospital
The Harlington and Barnburgh committee have decided to give a concert in the...
Drunks at Kilnhurst, Denaby, Wath & Swinton
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 13 February 1891
Rotherham Police Court
Drunk at Kilnhurst.
Benjamin Spencer, of Kilnhurst, was summoned for having been drunk at Kilnhurst...