. Retrospective lessons on railway strikes, United Kingdom . d the same hand into a fist may close,Which instantly a palm expanded shows. I hope to merit a share of blame as well as praisefor this work, while still holding to the Level rail, andBroad gauge line of discipline and duty. E. J. OB. CROKER. • ERRATA. Page 78, line 15, Cork Police Office Proceedings. For under the 14th and 15th Victoria, read 3rd and 4th Victoria. Page 88, line 23. For When was that time of going out ? read When was that timed to go out ? ILLUSTRATIONS. The Day Mail from Cork The Chetvvynd Viaduct Kinsale
. Retrospective lessons on railway strikes, United Kingdom . d the same hand into a fist may close,Which instantly a palm expanded shows. I hope to merit a share of blame as well as praisefor this work, while still holding to the Level rail, andBroad gauge line of discipline and duty. E. J. OB. CROKER. • ERRATA. Page 78, line 15, Cork Police Office Proceedings. For under the 14th and 15th Victoria, read 3rd and 4th Victoria. Page 88, line 23. For When was that time of going out ? read When was that timed to go out ? ILLUSTRATIONS. The Day Mail from Cork The Chetvvynd Viaduct Kinsale Junction Bandon Station Albert Quay Terminus, Cork .. (Advance party cf Strikers walking out of Station.) PAGE. 2 535559 Cork Barracks . . . . . .. .. 65 Bandon Barracks (No. 1) 67 Bandon Barracks (No. 2) . .. . . .. 69 The Innisfallen 73 Clonakilty Junction . .. . .. .. . 135 The Broken Rail between Cork and Waterfall (2 views) 158, 159 Durimanway Station . .. . . .. . 163 Bantry Station . .. .. . .. . • 167. J* O u o *4 Q S *O RETROSPECTIVE LESSONS ON RAILWAY STRIKES. ^♦^~ Chapter I.—Ireland. During many months of last year a spirit of discontent hadbeen carefully stimulated through practically the entire Rail-way Service of the Sister Isle, and this country. In thiscountry a meeting of Delegates of the Amalgamated Societyof Railway Servants was held in the Trades Hall, Capel street,Dublin, upon the 21st of May, 1897, under the presidency ofthe late Mr. Edward Harford, London, General Secretary, whoopened the Conference with a short address. The Delegateswho had prepared reports were then called on to read same,the first being the Secretary of the Passenger Guards,Ticket Collectors, Passenger Porters, and Railway Police-mens Committee, who submitted the report of that contained the following resolutions : — That all main line Passenger Guards of over five yearsservice be paid 30s. per week ; important Branch Guards bepaid 26s. ; minor Branch Guards, fi
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