- follows, The ****ociation,
which included sixty-seven of the most
important coalowners and
coalowning companies in July 1890, and
possessed at that time a very...
- The Comité
Central des Houillères de
France (CCHF,
Central Committee of
Coalowners of France) was an
industrial lobby group that
represented the interests...
-
William Russell (9
November 1798 – 30
January 1850) of
Brancepeth Castle in
County Durham was a
British Whig politician. He sat in the
House of Commons...
- Sir
Francis Willoughby (1546/7–1596) was an
English industrialist and
coalowner, who
built Wollaton Hall in Nottinghamshire.
Francis Willoughby was the...
-
Isaac Hawkins Browne, FRS (7
December 1745 – 30 May 1818) was a
British Tory politician, industrialist, essayist, and a lord of the
manor of Badger, Shropshire...
- The
Blount family of
Sodington Hall, Mamble, Worcestershire,
wealthy coalowners and ironfounders,
acquired estates in
neighbouring Shropshire. They were...
- MP
William 'Mabon'
Abraham and the
coalowners had
become strained.
Apart from the
obvious wealth of the
coalowners, the
miners were also
unhappy about...
- in 1824 by the
local coalowner,
Thomas Harper. Its
purpose was to
exploit two
patents granted to
Harper and his
fellow coalowner, John
Christie (also...
- from
collieries in the Llynfi, Garw and
Ogmore valleys.
Proposed by the
coalowners but
underwritten by the
wealthy Barry Railway Company, it
opened in 1897...
- "Mabon"
Abraham who had been seen as too
liberal in his
dealings with the
coalowners during such
disputes as the
Welsh coal
strike of 1898. The
pamphlet called...
