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1881 and was part of the wider Podmore Hall	Collieries, a large combine of Pits in the Halmerend ar
The Mines and	Collieries Act 1842 (c.
he Chislet Colliery, and Deputy Chairman and	Collieries Advisor of the Lilleshall Company'.
Source: Atherton	Collieries AFC official matchday programme (various dat
owever, was its close proximity to two local	collieries, Aldwarke Main and Roundwood.
planned to handle the output of three other	collieries, along with the deep Kilburn seam.
with goods traffic, mainly coal from various	collieries along its length and continued to carry a lo
The	collieries also closed around this time, although coal
Parts of the park are reclaimed	collieries and other old industrial sites.
He founded the Parc and Maendy	collieries, and constructed the docks at Barry.
ast three pits were taken over by Manchester	Collieries and closed in 1959.
ed a change in fortunes and wins at Atherton	Collieries and Wigan Robin Park point to a brighter 201
hen the company was taken over by Manchester	Collieries and closed the same year.
es Waldie took over the lease of the Tranent	collieries and the waggonway.
e line was built to serve Earl Fitzwilliam's	collieries and ironworks, which he leased out to local
with the entire workings of the Podmore Hall	Collieries and Apedale Ironworks.
The area mined by this company, Shakerley	Collieries and James Roscoe's New Lester Colliery was o
A goods only railway connected the	collieries and the Peckett and Sons locomotive works wi
There were many	collieries and deep shafts were sunk for the John Pit,
ry of coal and iron ore seams, an ironworks,	collieries and brickworks were opened.
rst for goods trains only; it served several	collieries, and was extended to Penygraig in December 1
orth of England, or opened up connections to	collieries and iron works.
ith the requirements of the shift workers at	collieries and with many workers living in Rotherham it
It was expanded over time to serve the	collieries and quarries in the Bixslade valley, (even t
ectricity for the local district tramway and	collieries, and it was planned for the station to open
e company traded as general merchants, owned	collieries and steamships.
Commissioners visited the	collieries and mining communities gathering information
vested interests in a number of other local	collieries and businesses.
Hayes, Geoffrey (2004),	Collieries and their Railways in the Manchester Coalfie
ound 450 men were constantly employed in the	collieries and other industries.
lot of men working at Florence and Hem Heath	Collieries and, regular Buses were laid on by British C
gone, and Parton became a dormitory town for	collieries around Lowca and Whitehaven.
There were a number of	collieries around the village (see link below).
Khora Ramji and Brothers established	collieries at Khas Jharia, Jeenagora, Jamadoba, Balihar
Their early investments included	collieries at Gosforth, Heaton, New Benton, Tanfield, S
The Duke of Bridgewater owned small shallow	collieries at Crookes Meadow, Grundy Common and Clays b
Most of the residents worked in the	collieries at Vron or Plas Power, or in the nearby Brym
ng history of mining, with the nearby former	collieries at Silverdale and Holditch also having being
s to gain access to the large iron works and	collieries at the extreme north of the Valley.
	Collieries at Ellistown, Nailstone, Ibstock, Moira, Gre
part of the Fletcher, Burrows and Company's	collieries at Howe Bridge in Atherton, Greater Manchest
h partly retained as a freight route serving	collieries at Annesley.
ddon on the Wall, Ponteland and Gosforth and	collieries at Little Benton and Willington, Northumberl
Similar locomotives were built for	collieries at Orrell near Wigan by Robert Daglish under
ng the Rhondda Fach valley to Maerdy and the	collieries at Mardy and Ferndale used to diverge from t
l floor space, and had invested in a pair of	collieries at Castleford, which supplied coal for the t
and Hickleton as well as spurs to serve the	collieries at Hickleton, Manvers and Wath.
The	collieries at Roundwood and Silverwood were connected u
liery was in the hands of Amalgamated Denaby	Collieries, based at Denaby Main, near Doncaster and be
dy led to a change in the law, requiring all	collieries be worked by two shafts.
oundwood Colliery, also owned by Dalton Main	Collieries, became known as John Brown's Private Railwa
ast three pits were taken over by Manchester	Collieries, became part of the National Coal Board in 1
outh Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, Rother Vale	Collieries became part of the group.
the season and had a spell with Westhoughton	Collieries before returning to the Football League with
The	Collieries belonging to the Neasham family were sold to
	Collieries belonging the Wigan Coal and Iron Company in
, the Birley Branch, which served the Birley	Collieries, belonging to the Sheffield Coal Company.
its branch, the Jesson Branch) southwards to	collieries, both opened in 1828.
ommunity had developed, mainly serving local	collieries, but also including industrial facilities su
te which was brought to the quay from inland	collieries by the Hook Tramway.
Bedwas Navigation Colliery, along with other	collieries, closed in the Miners' Strike of 1984-85, an
n coalmasters combined to form the Edinburgh	Collieries Co. Ltd.
There were	collieries, coke-ovens and a soap-works at Jesmond.
ekohle-Benzin AG (BRABAG), a conglomerate of	collieries concerned with the production of syntheitc f
As the various	collieries declined, so did the Llancaiach Branch.
Shakerley	Collieries employed 422 underground and 87 surface work
dence of past industrialisation, with former	collieries, engineering works and dozens of shipyards.
Its	collieries exploited the coal mines (seams) of the midd
In 1998, they changed their name from United	Collieries F.C. to their present name.
It worked at a number of	collieries for the NCB, but was finally withdrawn and s
h of the local working force relied on these	collieries for both income and fuel.
affordshire, where he produced equipment for	collieries, forges and mills, before returning to Kidsg
d with the Bogside, Castlehill and Solsgirth	Collieries, forming a single, five miles long, tunnel.
It was part of Manchester	Collieries from 1929 to nationalisation in 1947 and was
William Hulton of Hulton Park had many small	collieries from the 16th century.
Although the local	collieries have all closed, Parton's dormitory function
The extensive	collieries in the area also supported a locomotive depo
the company, which was renamed West Canadian	Collieries in 1903.
The colliery became part of Manchester	Collieries in 1929 and closed in 1939.
Steel Companies in 1937, already owned other	collieries in the area, particularly the Birley Collier
were some of the most profitable of all the	collieries in the Rhondda.
The company owned Newtown and Wet Earth	Collieries in Clifton, Outwood Colliery in Outwood and
Coke's family owned	collieries in Pinxton, where Coke later paid for a scho
23) was the manager of the Duke of Norfolk's	collieries in Sheffield, England from 1781 to 1801.
rted the two power stations to burn oil when	collieries in the Somerset coalfield closed.
They decided to create a group of	collieries in the Sirhowy Valley, which explorations ha
The colliery became part of Manchester	Collieries in 1929 ceased coal production in 1941 but r
part of the Fletcher, Burrows and Company's	collieries in Atherton, Greater Manchester, then in the
one of the best equipped and most productive	collieries in the Ayrshire coalfield.
As with most House Coal	collieries in this area Pengam was troubled with water
In addition to managing the Middleton	Collieries, in the 1820s John Blenkinsop was the consul
	Collieries in the Mendips near Nettlebridge were to be
ining production, one of the most productive	collieries in the South Wales Coalfield.
and, England chiefly constructed to link the	collieries in Ashington, Seghill and Blyth to the River
moting the use of steam locomotives by other	collieries in north-eastern England.
at Mardy Colliery, one of the most militant	collieries in the Rhondda valleys.
ed to see a railway line that would link the	collieries in County Durham with the port at Stockton-o
oal in Measham area, he later went on to own	collieries in Measham, Oakthorpe, Donisthorpe, Moira an
leased the coal mining rights to Rother Vale	Collieries in 1902.
oop, through Mealsgate and Baggrow (to serve	collieries in the area, but with a passenger service kn
Collieryes:- There are many	collieries in Bermo like B&K Area, Dhori Area, Kathara
The colliery became part of Manchester	Collieries in 1929.
Further information: List of	collieries in Lancashire since 1854
Manor, Scowcrofts and Spindle Point	Collieries in Kearsley.
The route also served the	collieries in the area.
le who lived in the village worked in nearby	collieries, including Dexter Colliery and Kingsbury Col
During the	collieries initial phase from 1750 until about 1795 it
The family wealth arose from	collieries, ironworks and quarries on their 3,000-acre
The line was leased to the owners of the	collieries it served.
Beside the presence of productive	collieries, it was particularly busy during World War I
several after his death in 1930, two of his	collieries Khas Jharia & Golden Jharia, which also hous
eague and the Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire	Collieries League.
Creek power station was built by Caledonian	Collieries Limited between 1923 to 1927 to use low grad
The Dalton Main	Collieries Limited became a public company which appear
Caledonian	Collieries Limited purchased the original unworked shaf
The colliery was owned by the Rother Vale	Collieries Limited which was founded in the same year,
nce Colliery Company was renamed Rother Vale	Collieries Limited, owning Orgreave and Fence collierie
	Collieries linked to the railway include Astley and Tyl
There were several major	collieries located in the town during this era with not
He was also a Chairman of B.A.	Collieries Ltd until 1946, and Chairman and Managing Di
the SEC advanced coal purchase from Western	Collieries Ltd and the state funding of Aboriginal prog
colliery was owned by the Oakdale Navigation	Collieries Ltd, a subsidiary of the Tredegar Iron Compa
Initially owned by Horden	Collieries Ltd, it was handed oved to the National Coal
Eastern Railway Company, Lloyds Bank, Horden	Collieries Ltd, the Forth Bridge Railway Company, the N
the owners were given as Amalgamated Denaby	Collieries Ltd.
haemorrhage during a board meeting of Horden	Collieries Ltd. on 23 November 1927.
The colliery was developed by New Cumnock	Collieries Ltd.
alization, Manvers was owned by Manvers Main	Collieries Ltd.
Silverwood Colliery was owned by Dalton Main	Collieries Ltd., and was originally called Dalton Main.
acquired the control of Robert Addie & Sons (	Collieries) Ltd., although this interest was sold in 19
The privately-owned Caledonian	Collieries Ltd., railway line to West Wallsend, Seahamp
1923 for, and by, the President of Coalmont	Collieries Ltd., William John "Blake" Wilson, with his
The last three	collieries mentioned being the last of these to close,
a coal mining community, with several local	collieries mining steam coal.
Many of the workers for these new	collieries moved from other coalmining areas including
There were also once two	collieries named "Savile" - one on Owl Lane at the Dews
t in on company rail wagons from the company	collieries near Pontefract.
the upper Stour, while branches led towards	collieries near Brierley Hill and linked to the Dudley
lliery (later to become part of the Maritime	Collieries, near Graig, Pontypridd), and in 1848 his mo
It was the location of one of the four chief	collieries of the Kent coalfield.
Coal for KTPS comes from various nearby	collieries of Western Coal Fields, Nagpur (WCL) located
mostly occupied by the men who worked at the	collieries of the surrounding area.
the Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway with the	collieries of the Rhondda Fawr.
grew around the Industrial Age to serve the	collieries of Fochriw, Pencarreg and Groesfaen.
Just north of Coleford there were the	collieries of Newbury and Mackintosh.
basin was served by lines connecting to the	collieries on the Duke of Norfolk in the Manor area whi
In common with many	collieries on the Lancashire Coalfield, women, known as
During the 1860s-1870s 20	collieries opened in the Rhondda Valleys with the leadi
erences to main line operations, See: Birley	Collieries, Orgreave Colliery, Silverwood Colliery, Tre
The company which took over	collieries owned by the Fletchers was started by Edward
Hall, the largest and longest lasting of the	collieries owned by the Tyldesley Coal Company was sunk
In 1845 Howe Bridge	Collieries owned by John Fletcher sank three deep shaft
New	collieries, particularly in the western part of the coa
aw Colliery was the first of the Bridgewater	Collieries' pits to have shafts exclusively sunk to acc
a horse drawn tramway connected Bridgewater	Collieries pits north of Ellenbrook at New Manchester w
istrict Electric Tramways Ltd and the Durham	Collieries Power Company.
ainly miners from the Woodhorn and Ellington	Collieries, quickly grew dissatisfied with the course.
Atherton	Collieries relegated from the Premier Division
Howe Bridge	Collieries sank the deep mines in 1845.
Colliery (one of the few remaining deep mine	collieries still open in England), and the Three Lions
on ship building and coal mining with large	collieries such as Monkwearmouth Colliery, which declin
West Canadian	Collieries suffered a loss of over $40,000, as wages ex
inated from the area, with only a handful of	collieries surviving.
r it was not until the opening of the Birley	Collieries that large amounts of coal were extracted.
Initially Western	Collieries, the Wesfarmers Premier Coal mine continues
Macquarie City Council, Coal and Allied, BHP	Collieries, the Hunter Water Corporation and a few priv
Manvers was, in fact, a complex of	collieries, the original sinkings being known as "Old M
	Collieries then rapidly developed along the valley, wit
As well as the deep mined	collieries there were many coal levels and trial shafts
, and reclaims land at its captive mines and	collieries through forestation.
ery joined with nearby Tamworth and Amington	Collieries to form the North Warwick Colliery.
nt waggonway, which took coal from the local	collieries to the staithes for export.
g five pounds a year from the profits of his	collieries to buy books for poor children.
nways which brought coal from the many local	collieries to the canal for onward shipment.
Dennis' company United Westminster & Wrexham	Collieries took four years to sink two mile-deep shafts
ve Centre, an interpretive display at Leitch	Collieries, tours of the Bellevue Mine, and a museum in
19th century, the town becoming ringed with	collieries, Warren House and Warren Vale to the north,
its sidings and both Aldwarke and Roundwood	collieries was controlled by a signal box, named Aldwar
More	collieries were opened in the surrounding area, such as
rt was taking over, and the cotton mills and	collieries were closing.
nd the Kalmia Branch between Ecco and Kalmia	collieries were removed before 1920.
In 1947 when the	collieries were nationalised Gin Pit became part of the
Atherton	Collieries were relegated to Division One at the end of
Dalton Main	Collieries were responsible for the sinking of Silverwo
The Cambrian	Collieries were a focus for disputation between active
ckly proved and the Aber, Caedu and Tynewydd	collieries were opened by drift mining driven into the
hers which eventually became the Howe Bridge	Collieries were Lovers' Lane Colliery which lasted unti
erfected to penetrate the limestone cap, new	collieries were opened, and a little way to the east, a
From 1908 the	collieries were joined underground.
In 1900, his	collieries were sold at auction for £61,000.
rt County on 15 December 2006, from Atherton	Collieries, where he made his name scoring a hat-trick
The sough drained the	collieries which produced coal and cannel belonging to
It was well known for its neighbouring	collieries, which employed nearly the entire local popu
Plans in hand call for the opening of new	collieries which will treble the 1953 output.
d it was amalgamated, along with other local	collieries, with the adjacent Manvers Main Colliery on
The Cannock Chase Coalfield once had 45	collieries within 2 miles (3.2 km) of Norton Canes, emp
Notable	collieries within the area include - Gelli-whion (Gelli
Hulton Park he derived income from the seven	collieries working the coal measures under the park or

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