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61 The "Blasties" of Seaham or were they from Sunderland? (March 1933) 1344
62 Londonderry keeps Seaham pits open at a cost of £1000 per week (October 1931) 1182
63 1869 Inst of Civil Engineers_ Experiments in temperature at Seaham Colliery 1130
64 The Nthd and Durham Miners Strike and Londonderry's letter to shopkeepers (July 1844) 1044
65 North Hetton Colliery coals shipped from Seaham Harbour (September 1836) 1113
66 Sale of sinkng equipment from Seaton Colliery (May 1852) 1236
67 Tenders invited to build 80 pitmens houses at Seaton (August 1851) 1149
68 Strike by Seaham miners (May 1874) 1245
69 Sale of land at Seaton for coal mine (April 1842) 1111
70 The decline in the coal trade at Seaham Harbour (April 1866) 1223
71 Price of coal 1536 to 1829 1053
72 Pitman convicted of killing a pit pony (1878) 1506
73 Mass meeting of Seaham miners at Ryhope against the pay cuts (June 1877) 1202
74 Proposed 20% pay cut - All Seaham miners resign (April 1874) 1198
75 Proposal to reduce miners wages (February 1874) 1203
76 Fatal accident in shaft at Seaham Colliery (1872) 1407
77 Violation of Mines Inspection Acts at Seaham Colliery (1871) 1422
78 Pit still idle at Seaham (May 1950) 1316
79 Transfer of Seaton Colliery to Marchionesse of Londonderry (Aug 1860) 1234
80 Breaking of rules at Seaton Colliery (1867) 1460
 
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