Royal Mines Commission

Royal Commission,Report of the Royal Commission on the Health and Safety of Workers in Mines (J.M. Ham, F.R. Hume, C.C. Gray, A.L. Gladstone, J. Beaudry, E.A. Perry, R.P. Riggin, eds), Ministry of the Attorney General, Ontario, Canada (1976). 

It was also obvious that the immediate cause of explosion of both methane and coal-dust may be the use of explosives in mines. Particular attention was paid to the hazard involved in the use of blackpowder in mines (e.g. in Great Britain H.M. Commissioners [19] Royal Commission on Explosions [20]). 

Royal Commission on Explosions from Coal Dust in Mines, H.M.S.O., London, 1894. 

As some mining engineers and colliery officials were still unconvinced of the danger of coal dust, maintaining that previous experiments did not represent practical conditions, another (British) Royal Commission was appointed in 1891- After considerable investigation inquiry, thisCommission published in 1894 a report which contained conclusions similar to those of the 1886 report (Ref 12, pl09)... 

Glasser, Les Bichesses mine rales de la Nomdle-Ccdedonie, 1904. A series of typioal analyses is given in the Report of the Royal Ontario Nickel Commission, Toronto, 1917, p. 248. 

Royal Commission on the Pike River Coal Mine Tragedy Report. 2012. Royal Commission on the Pike River Coal Mine Tragedy. Wellington, New Zealand. 

Royal Commission into working conditions in gold mines in Australia reveals widespread lung... 

Norcen Energy Resources Limited. Royal Commission on Inquiry into uranium mining phase I, overview 1979, 11 p. 

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