... succeeded in shooting creature near railway station. It is in contemplation by tho military authorities to construct tho Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, a gun weighing 81 tons. There probability that tho great coil of this monster cannon may welded in presence of ...

... Artillery, which resulted from injuries received while assisting to work the experimental 38-ton gun the proof butts in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, The jury, after hearing the evidence of the range party and Captain Jones, the secretary of tho Explosives Committee ...

... EPITOME NEWS. At Hull, a. woman Gowex, Las been committed to prison for tiro aoattii with Lard abottr for iU-treatlng horse. becest imK*d*b*toem Urge waterspout was seen in the smighhewthood of Chatham. It was to be seen very distiaetlp foe about fire ...

... goals to none. Crewe Alexandra v. Macclesfield: At Crewe Alexandra won by three goal* to two. Woolwich Arsenal v. Millwall Athletic: At the Arsenal won by two goals to one. 2nd Scots Guards v. Highland Light Infantry At Tofnell-park the Guards scored ...

... beg to journey side by side la the path of pintos sad myna. Our arms on the Um!, our roestioas similar. Forward, thee, as arsenous i irate, striring only for preemblems in the arts lull eriences, in industry end eaalwnv ; in ow word, in all that malur ...

... TO-DAY. Played on the rotted of the Ent-mateed dub. THE LELGUL—Dtvieton I. Birmingham v. Stoke. Blackburn Rover, v. Woolwich Arsenal. Bury v. Preston North End. Derby County v. Sbeffi,ht United. Everson v. Note County. Middlesbo,oneh v. Wolverhampton Wanderer ...

... Bromwich Albion • Derby County Evertor • Blackh rn Rowers Wolverhampton Warderere v Liverpool Diviaiox Small Heath v Woolwich Arsenal Bolton Wanderers v Walsall Loughborn v Borslem Port Vale Newton Heath v Login Sheffield Wednesday v Leicester Foote Lincoln ...

... Early an Bouday morning man passing through Cannon-row, secluded part of Woolwich, adjoiaing the Royal Arsenal, saw a black bag lying against the Arsenal wall. On opening it be found that it contained eight tin canisters Oiled with explosives, part being ...

... embarrassed by the state of his legs than was becoming, and the Albanian laboured under the difficulty deciding what to with his arsenal wupons. But the patients, many of them, went in for dramatic bueiness with praiseworthy earnestness, and had very shrewd notion ...

... the shell will probably »» much pounds, and it perhaps scarcely too much to say that the explosion of one such shell in the hull ship would decide her fate. Certainly the entrance and explosion of such a projectile would fraught with imminent peril to ...

... at the Government powder maga ine known as No. 2, - situated in a remote part of the Plumstead-marshes, below the Royal Arsenal. During the last few years, in consequence of repeated threats and rumours, s ntries have I een posted about the maga-ines ...

... the Norseman was on voyage to Antwerp from Peru at the time of the disaster, and was struck with considerable force by the Hull steamer Rose, which rebounded and struck the vessel second time. Jarab Williams, coloured seaman, and the one who has arrived ...