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... men and a boy in a most shocking manner. The details are as follows:—A' little before nine o'clock, No. 6 furnace sent forth from the mouth of the dam, where the slag °widows into the fall, a great body of liquid slag, mixed with to a height of more thou ...
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... this it is from £100 to £150 year will '-y the ado -ion of the light in of The out is comparatively trifling considering conferred i consists of No 15 Crompton compound wrought-iron dynamo rnnuing of 820 revolutions per minute This is driven from fly wheel ...
... to-day To judge from message from Cape Town Lobengula not yet been vanquished The warrior at the head of big force of Matabele is reported to marching on Buluwayo Reports of official character confirm the news Major Wilson’s death telegram from Munich that ...
... specimens of the work of the many artists wiio through the pages of Punch have earned for themselves world-wide reputation inay be had from booksellers or from Bradbury Agnew & Co Bouverie Loudon EO Chambers’s Journal The March issue of this publication to ...
... miners. shortly after one o'clock in the afternoon, from some unexplained cause, a fall took place from the roof of the working, completely demolishing the bratticing, cutting off the above-named four men from their connection with the current of air, and locking ...