1842 enquiry

[Clive]

I have been looking online for a copy of the report, particularly pertaining to Lancashire, which is split in two. One deals with the Manchester collieries. However I mam interested in the other. Only two Rossendale pits got a mention and I would like a copy , particularly regarding Burnt Hills Colliery
ian Whinstanlys site used to have them on but its closed down these days

Have scoured internet, can only find e one relating to Shropshire's

Thanks
Clive

[John]

Apr 2, 2018 6:35:47 GMT -5 Clive said:

I have been looking online for a copy of the report, particularly pertaining to Lancashire, which is split in two. One deals with the Manchester collieries. However I mam interested in the other. Only two Rossendale pits got a mention and I would like a copy , particularly regarding Burnt Hills Colliery
ian Whinstanlys site used to have them on but its closed down these days

Have scoured internet, can only find e one relating to Shropshire's

Thanks
Clive

Ian's site was taken over by a legal firm Clive, I'll check through my "bookmarks" if it's still running I'll post a link, check back later.

[John]

Apr 3, 2018 5:39:22 GMT -5 John said:

Apr 2, 2018 6:35:47 GMT -5 Clive said:

I have been looking online for a copy of the report, particularly pertaining to Lancashire, which is split in two. One deals with the Manchester collieries. However I mam interested in the other. Only two Rossendale pits got a mention and I would like a copy , particularly regarding Burnt Hills Colliery
ian Whinstanlys site used to have them on but its closed down these days

Have scoured internet, can only find e one relating to Shropshire's

Thanks
Clive

Ian's site was taken over by a legal firm Clive, I'll check through my "bookmarks" if it's still running I'll post a link, check back later.

Looks like both links I have are dead links, wished I'd known I might have been able to keep it running for them. I'll check to see if I still have Ian's email address anywhere, might take me a while to go through old records, bear with me on this one Clive.

[John]

A quick search revealed this Clive....

www.healeyhero.co.uk/rescue/Collection/ian/menu.htm

[dazbt]

Apr 3, 2018 5:39:22 GMT -5 John said:

Apr 2, 2018 6:35:47 GMT -5 Clive said:

I have been looking online for a copy of the report, particularly pertaining to Lancashire, which is split in two. One deals with the Manchester collieries. However I mam interested in the other. Only two Rossendale pits got a mention and I would like a copy , particularly regarding Burnt Hills Colliery
ian Whinstanlys site used to have them on but its closed down these days

Have scoured internet, can only find e one relating to Shropshire's

Thanks
Clive

Ian's site was taken over by a legal firm Clive, I'll check through my "bookmarks" if it's still running I'll post a link, check back later.

Here's a link to that "legal firm" that originally sponsored Ian's site, Raleys Solicitors ................. the miner's friend !!
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2698708/NUM-lawyers-dub-miners-making-77m-claims-Legal-firm-dropped-making-jokes-workers-intelligence-training-manual.html

[Clive]

Thanks for that Lads
Sadly its the full transcript I'm after. I bought a hard copy off ian but lancs was split in two and info on the second is what im after. Ian had made them available to download.
The ancestry link is good if you know the name and the colliery, but for general deaths .......
I need to get down to Newcastle to plough through the actual reports. They used to be at Nevil's hall, but I tink they been moved.
Still if anybody does come across the 1840 reports, please let me know
Thanks
Clive