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... CLUB WINDOW. Mr. Andrew Carnegie began life u • bobbin in • linen factory, at a wage of fire shillings • week. The Cham.llor of the Exchequer oeveo reivato The Prises of Wales has • somber of volume. in who'll are 'ar'fullc pasted the majority of notiemi ...
... the coffee which they made for theinselven during the night by the slaking of quick lime. There is the peril of fire to be always guarded against after a dement when the balloon is Wing deflated. Several aeronauts have lust their craft, under these c ...
... ion the question of providing a set of fire hose for Westfield, and also that one of two of the fire- I man should live in that district. In the event of fire a greet deal of damage might be done before the fire brigade could be brought Westfield. The ...
... IMPATIENCE OP THE CROWD. With such bight; combustible stock the fire naturally spread with &binning rapidity, and in a very few minutes the rear portion of the buildings was a mass of thine. This, conjunction with the fact that large blocks of property ...
... Queen's aide, who seat out an advance guard, which came in contact with the defenders at Speedie's gate. If criticism of the operationa be warranted it may be pointed out that the defenders exhibited a tendency to fire when it most have been impassible to ...
... dancing • quadrille. while a gentlemen played for them upon a piano. At every chimney-piece and heroes etery work of art stood • guard, generallv ragged and powderetained, bearing a placard, Death to Robbers. while at the head of the Grand Staircase others ...
... number of mourners. As representing the military at Edinburgh Castle, Sergeant Main, of the newly4ormed regiment ..f Irish Guards, wax present. The deceased was a native ..f the Abbey parish, Paisley. and enlisted in the 72nd (Seaforth) I I ighlanders ...
... other half wee to guard the main road from Linton and Castlelaw. The scouts having reported that the enemy wee located an the House o' Muir Hill, the two halves cloud in, and some good tactics were shown on both sides. After Cease fire was sounded, Captain ...
... Secy.. Thom. Wallace, Dalkeith :D. Coun., John !'Allan. Dalkeith : D. Mar., T. Allan, D. Treas., Jean M•Lean, &slip ; D. Guard, Thomas Smith, D. Sent., Bro. Cairns, D. Mew. Jeannie Robertson, John Leta, D.A. Secy., Thome Stoddart, D.D. Mar., Sinter Baillie ...
... occurred in the early hours of Friday 'nor itt g last, when nine of the guards protecting the trees in the High Street were considerably damaged. Many of the iron standards of the guards have been wrenched out of pneition, bent or broken, while a large branch ...
... just left. and handed • paper to the °Seer on guard. The prisoner. are to be conveyed to the place here stated. he said. and brought forward for trial to-morrow. The officer saluted, the Russian guards stood meet. and he strode through the corridor ...
... carefully guarded during the hours of darkness. For four tenturita the slumbers of successive Sovereigns of Spain haw been notched all night by the Montero* de Espinosa . • body Of men to a hom is relegated the exclusive puivilege of guarding their monarch ...