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2,01)11 DOCK WORKERS' CLAIM FOR CONDITIONS. Two thouAtild transport workers and others are now on strike at Grimsby for an increase of I. per day and overtime pay for Saturday after-110011s. It is anticipated that the strike will spread. The railwaynwn have expressed ,ynipathy w

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IFE," mused a modern philosophi:' soul sated in civilisation, "is always tuppence to pay." I would commend the remark to your notice, for it contains more wisdom than the verbose mumblings of all the ancient& This were not so bad, however, had we hut the ruling of the tuppence:

The letter is as follows: Sir,—l returned from abroad yesterday, and was informed of the suggestion made by your council that a meeting of the cab-owners and drivers should be held under the auspices of a committee appointed by your council. I hasten to assure you, on the part o