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Various Statements and Newspaper Articles concerning The Penrhyn Quarry Co..

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XPQ/100/76/158	STATEMENT of proposed terms for settlement of industrial dispute at Alexandra Quarry, submitted to the Managing Director, on behalf of the workmen by the Executive Council, North Wales Quarrymen&rsquo... more	1913 Nov. 20
XPQ/100/76/159	STATEMENT: National Union of Dock, Labourers and Riverside Workers in G.B. and Ireland, Branch, at Port Penrhyn, Bangor, detailing increases in rates of pay to members in Bangor employed in the [Penrh... more	1915 May
XPQ/100/76/160	REMARKS: upon certain Penrhyn Quarry workmen, made by David D. Davies; detailed entries of names, ages, works numbers, rates of pay, individual work histories, etc.. Comments on the physical conditio... more	1918 Aug. 16
XPQ/100/76/161	SYNOPSIS of developments following management announcement of Aug. 13 that some 50 men [at Penrhyn Quarry] could not renew the letting of their monthly contracts, because they had consistently failed ... more	1920 Aug. 17
XPQ/100/76/162	EXTRACT from the Liverpool Courier newspaper, concerning the Penrhyn Quarry Dispute reporting on workers misapprehension over the consequences of failure, by some quarrymen, to consistently earn the m... more	1920 Aug. 17
XPQ/100/76/163	EXTRACT from the Liverpool Courier newspaper, concerning the Welsh Quarrymen’s Dispute; reporting that R.T. Jones [Secretary, North Wales Quarrymen’s Union at Caernarfon] has interviewed 6... more	1920 Aug. 19
XPQ/100/76/164	TRANSLATION of statement from the North Wales Quarrymen’s Union at Caernarfon dated 21 June 1922, to the members - outlining the terms and conditions negotiated; recommends members accept.	1922 June 21
XPQ/100/76/165	Business card: J. G. Rimmer: Carbon Specialists, at Colliery Chambers, 51 Oldhall St., Liverpool.
XPQ/100/76/166	Business card: R.A. Naylor Ltd., Timber Importers, of Warrington, Lancs..

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