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Newspaper Articles about Houghton Colliery

DateHeadline(s)
 06 Sep 1828  News
 11 Nov 1850  Fearful Coal-Pit Explosions
 13 Nov 1850  Awful Colliery Explosion
 14 Nov 1850  The Explosion at Houghton Colliery
 16 Nov 1850  Weekly Retrospect
Colliery Explosions
 16 Nov 1850  Destructive Explosion At One Of Lord Durham's Collieries
Twenty-Six Lives Lost
 23 Nov 1850  The Colliery Explosion at Houghton
 23 Nov 1850  The Late Colliery Explosion At Houghton
Coroner's Inquest
 27 Nov 1852  Coroners' Inquests
 14 Jan 1854  Coroners' Inquests
 02 Jun 1855  Local And District News
 30 May 1857  The Prince Of Wales In A Coal Pit
 14 Apr 1864  A Pit on Fire
 03 Nov 1866  Atrocious outrage by a Pitman
 15 Jan 1896  Colliery Fatalities
 15 Jul 1896  Fatality at Houghton Pit
Shocking Accident
 17 Jul 1896  The Houghton Fatality
 10 Mar 1903  District News
Houghton-le-Spring
 24 Dec 1908  Colliery Dispute
 24 Dec 1908  Colliery Dispute
 29 Dec 1908  The Durham Colliery Dispute
 02 Jan 1909  Action Against Pit Boys
 Jan 1910  Nearly 60,000 Strikers
Position In The North
 02 Mar 1916  Pit Fatality At Houghton
Complaint As To Lack Of Bandages
 08 Nov 1920  Killed On First Shift After Coal Strike
 09 Nov 1920  His First Day Back
 02 May 1925  Another Pit to be Closed
 23 Apr 1927  News and Notes
 08 Nov 1931  57 Years' Service
Whitburn Colliery Official Retires
 17 Mar 1933  News in Brief
 11 Apr 1933  News in Brief
 05 Jan 1934  Surplus of £524
 14 Apr 1934  Training Boys In Safety
 13 Apr 1935  In Royal Academy
 24 Apr 1936  Old Pit Reopening
 24 Aug 1936  Miners Propose Holidays With Pay Scheme
Effects On Employment
Attitude Of Lambton Group Owners
 04 Dec 1936  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 30 Jul 1937  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 13 Aug 1937  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 03 Sep 1937  Labour and Wages
North of England
 10 Sep 1937  Labour and Wages
North of England
 10 Sep 1937  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 02 Oct 1937  Summonses Against Miners Withdrawn
 08 Oct 1937  Labour and Wages
North of England
 11 Feb 1938  Labour and Wages
North of England
 18 Feb 1938  Obituary
 29 Apr 1942  Overtime In Pit
Domestic Matter, Says Coroner
 26 Aug 1947  Pit Dismissals for Absenteeism
Colliery's Lower Outpur
 04 Sep 1947  Absentees Warned
 08 Apr 1958  Miners Warned on Pit's Future
Loss of £ a ton
 03 Mar 1960  Pit twice reprieved is doomed
 14 Feb 1981  Talks on pit closures offered to miners
 08 Oct 1981  Coal board half way to closures target

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