- upkeep. In
Britain from the mid 19th
century until the 1970s, dustmen,
coalmen, and the
manual laborers known as
navvies wore flat caps,
corduroy pants...
- Catedráticos (The Professors) La
Realeza (The Royalty) Los
Carboneros (The
Coalmen) La
Academia (The Academy)
Founded 14 July 1929; 95
years ago (1929-07-14)...
-
extensive look at the
origins of the
Carbonari in a
chapter entitled "The
Coalmen". He
shows a
linguistic connection through Arabic to a Sufi
group called...
- by
winning the "Alfonso Hernández Catá"
contest with a
story entitled "
Coalmen" (Los carboneros). In 1945, he
published in
Mexico his
first book, Taita...
-
listeners could have
sworn a mob of 'shoe-polishers,
customs spies,
seamen ...
coalmen,
washerwomen ...
herring packers,
tailors and bird-catchers' had burst...
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feature of “gorblimey trousers”,
baggy corduroy trousers worn by e.g.
coalmen and
dustmen as
featured in the song “My Old Man’s a Dustman” by Lonnie...
-
strike in June. The
Belfast Dock
strike was soon
joined by
carters and
coalmen, the
latter settling their dispute after a month. With
active support from...
-
Swindon Advertiser.
Retrieved 3 May 2023. Martinelli, Terry. "The work of
coalmen when coal was the nation's main fuel". 1900s.org.uk.
Retrieved 7 May 2023...
- to join
National Union of Dock
Labourers (NUDL). On 9 May, locked-out
coalmen from Kelly's Yard
attacked strikebreakers unloading coal at the docks....
-
after a
church of this name or a
personal name, or
literally after the
coalmen who
formerly lived in this area in the
Middle Ages
College Hill, College...
