Observe the two paragraphs.
a) New protests in the Liverpool mills
Several spinning machines were broken in Liverpool’s main cotton mill.
The machines are worth several thousand pounds and were
perfect examples of the efficiency of water-powered machinery.
The factory Owner, Mr. Dail, expressed his indignation at his
worker’s « irresponsible violence ». The machines should soon be
replaced but they are costly and the whole mill is now in jeopardy.
b) Rebel workers
In Liverpool cotton mill, where the workers are paid a mere £120,
several trade unionists have set up a series of protests to claim
better wages and shorter working hours. The workers were held
responsible for several acts of violence, including frame-breaking.
A dozen of them have been arrested and are now being examined
by the police. The protesters are said to be radical union-leaders
and will soon be prosecuted.
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