navvy การใช้

• The work paid well, and attracted many navvies to the area.
• The natural tension between locals and outsiders sometimes bred distrust of the navvies.
• It was to take many years for the navvies to build this line.
• The WRG publishes a newsletter titled " Navvies " six times a year.
• She was buried in the Tornehamn Navvy workers cemetery.
• From January 1842, 1, 000 navvies were encamped at White Ball.
• The line was one of the earlier built with the aid of steam navvies.
• The church was built to serve the local miners, quarrymen and railway navvies.
• Four fatal accidents occurred in the commune which killed a navvy and three workers.
• In 1846, navvies laying track for the North Wales Coast Line reached Bagillt.
• On 5 May 1900, a landslide filled the trench, killing three navvies.
• By 2008 a single worker's cottage remained from the original navvy village.
• Navvies found work on the South Wales Railway.
• Two of the navvies were hanged in 1841 where they had committed the deed.
• The majority of navvies were Englishmen, with 30 % of the group being Irish.
• Due to limited safety protocols, navvies were frequently injured or killed on the job.
• Navvies for the poms, they were.
• The first ferry service was supplied by " Navvy Jack s " rowboat in 1866.
• A collapse in the tunnel trapped two navvies  one of whom died of suffocation.
• Nor were there at that time any of the specially expert navvies on the works.