worked students.
Fifty per cent. of the tramway employees at Portsmouth resumed work when they were threaten cil with dismissal.
At Wallsend-on-Tyne, Newcastle, last evening a crowd stoned motor. buses. The omnibuses drove on and knocked down two or three strikers, two of whom had to be medical treated. Extra police were drafts into Neweastle and soon quelled the attacks on the buses.
Destroyers have arrived at Newcastle and Middlesborougl The battleship Hood cruisers Warspite and Com arrived on the Clyde. The Comus is proceeding up river from Greenock.
Reports from the mining area in South Wales depict the life there normal. The miners are working their gardens or playing football cricket or quoits.
Owing to the Stepney Borough Coancil calling out the day employees in the Municipal Electric Works, London Hospital was deprived of light and power yesterday. X-R: and electrical treatment was consequently suspended. Power f ties were restored, however, in the evening, the ban apparently applying to the day-shift only—Reuter.
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