0 a coal mine and all the buildings, machines, etc. connected with it
1 a mine from which coal is dug, and all the buildings, machines, etc. connected with it:
His father was a very humble workman, who filled the position of fireman of the pumping-engine in use at the colliery, at three dollars a week.
Lord Ashley's Bill was passed, prohibiting woman and child labour in mines and collieries.
The colliery may close, but still the corn ripens, and extra wages are paid to the harvest men.
The work put into the cellars of the colliery houses here was quite extraordinary.
Two collieries, among the fields, waved their small white plumes of steam.
The men's rapid deterioration was attracting widespread concern in much the same way colliery explosions had in the first half of the nineteenth century.
The loss of mine, machinery, and manpower in colliery explosions released a 'runaway train ' of social progress.
And once opened, an average colliery had to employ between two hundred and five hundred men and boys.
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