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... A NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATIL A narrow escape from death is described i. IWarloeowT• 'to'. Mr Walter B. Harris, detutibing hts f»om MuLny Bu-hta. writet At lengtn were free the crowd making along the edge of the hill toward the road. For tbe first time ...
... followers of Prince Charlie. On Colludes Moor 400 of Colonel Anne's gallent men died sword in hand. All the officers were killed except three, the standard-bearer being shot, another man tore the colours from the pole, and, wrapping them round his body ...
... 253. The number of children withdrawn from all religious instruction in these school% was 25 In 9 department. ; from the teaching of the Church Catechists 159 in 39 departments. The Prayer-Book, as distinct from the Oatochieni, was taken a. a subject ...
... the afternoon one would have thought that all the bodies had returned from the coast. M'CALLS' CEIRONICLE.—This handy pocket turf calendar for August contairue all the races from December, 1891, to the end of July, 1892. It is undoubtedly the beat racing ...
... lit. 6in. dimensions. which proceeded diagonally across the range from a point about 500 yards from the pire. to mark-200 yards on the right flask the hattorr. Two men were allowed from tbo command lo go on” fir© ten rounds per pin. For fir© discipline ...
... 3rd BATTALION CHESHIRE REGIMENT IN CAMP. [Fboic Oub Own Cobbebfondent.] On Whit Monday this ?? took part in a field day at Altcar, the other troops engaged being the Lancashire ArtUlery and Volunteers from Liverpool— part of the Mersey Brigade. The general ...
... in the percentage of unemployed from 5'7 to scriptions from another on the promise to pronde Wedneserm last week returned &verdict of Wilful peaceful relations with all foreign Powers. ' Surbiton. the steamers from those places arrived ceived Lift ...
... the Armonry, from whence we led the battalion up to the station and saw two of the cyclists off by train. We heard nothing of the right half section until about half-past eight, when we received a telegram from Stockport from Corporal Moore who was in charge ...
... Thursday. The camp was practically established on Saturday evening, when about one half of the total number available in the brigade arrived from all quarters within the bounds, which extended from Banff to Wick along the east coast, and from Tomintoul to ...
... control to remain peaceful, and enuoutwing that all the Italians base been lismissed from the salt works at Sal i nes de Pierian.. &weeding to the latest telegrams from Nimes ibe dienrieinces of Wednesday eight and Thursday Teeming were much more serious ...
... balances lake from which the quarries are so low At Festiniog there waBon Monday complete stoppage of work from cause Ogwen river Banger is of smhll pools and Llanfairfnchan it quite dry from bridge the to the the Llaududnowhich supply from Llyn Dulyn lake ...
... been accideotally rammed by ibe batli.abip Camp. rdown, the accident vaulting in the Victoria sinking in about 12 minutes, and carrying with her a large proportion of her officers and crew. From private information it appears that 245 of the officers ...