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Newspaper Articles about Hebburn Colliery

DateHeadline(s)
 02 Oct 1824  News
 23 Apr 1825  News
 08 Oct 1825  News
 19 Jul 1828  News
 20 May 1843  Newcastle
 05 Jun 1849  Fatal Colliery Explosions
 08 Jun 1849  Fatal Colliery Explosion
 09 Jun 1849  Accidents In Coal Mines, Necessity Of Inspection And Supervision
 09 Jun 1849  The Colliery Accident At Hebburn
 09 Jun 1849  Dreadful Explosion At Hebburn Colliery
 16 Jun 1849  Colliery explosions
 16 Jun 1849  The Hebburn Colliery Explosion
Adjourned Inquest
 30 Jun 1849  The Government Remedy For Colliery Explosions
 28 Jul 1849  The Hebburn Explosion
 24 Aug 1850  Riot And Death Of A Pitman At Hebburn Quay
 31 Aug 1850  The Affray At Hebburn
 03 Apr 1852  Colliery Accident
 07 May 1852  Colliery Explosion
 08 May 1852  Dreadful Colliery Explosion
Twenty-two Lives Lost
 08 May 1852  Colliery Explosion At Hebburn
 10 May 1852  Fearful Colliery Explosions
 15 May 1852  The Hebburn Pit Catastrophe
 15 May 1852  The Hebburn Colliery Explosion
Inquest On The Bodies
 22 May 1852  The Hebburn Colliery Explosion
Adjourned Inquest
 22 May 1852  The Late Explosion At Hebburn Colliery
 05 Jun 1852  The late explosion at Hebburn
 14 Aug 1852  Deaths
 05 Feb 1853  The Late Explosion At Seghill Colliery
 14 Aug 1853  Great Meeting Of Northern Coal Miners
 12 Feb 1859  Hebburn Colliery
 14 Jan 1860  A Curious Conviction For Poaching
 03 Mar 1860  Spittal Tongues' Colliery
 14 Apr 1860  The Burradon Inquest
 19 Jan 1861  Drainage Of The Wallsend Coal Field
 24 Nov 1863  Official Notice
North Durham Railways
 16 Feb 1884  The Fire at Hebburn Colliery
 27 Feb 1884  Local Police Intelligence
South Shields County Petty Sessions
 23 Aug 1886  News
 24 Aug 1886  The Railway Fatality at Hebburn
 25 Aug 1886  The Railway Fatality at Hebburn Colliery
 07 Mar 1891  Law Reports
The Boiler Explosion At Hebburn Colliery
 09 Mar 1891  Capital and Labour
 23 Dec 1908  Five Miners Entombed
 24 Jun 1923  News in Brief
 24 Sep 1927  Serious Charge Against Mine Management
Alleged Unsafe Conditions For Men
 08 Oct 1927  Colliery Officials Fined
 03 Dec 1927  News and Notes
 20 Jul 1934  Obituary
 15 Sep 1934  Aged Miners' Homes
 19 Jun 1937  Classifying Unemployed Miners
 22 Apr 1939  Lodge Still Meets

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