... passage. The boy Was five years old. . She had closed the top door, but it could be pushed open. The fire in the room was small. There was no fire guard. Witness was away but ten minutes. One of the child’s petticoats was made of flanmelette. Her grandmother ...

... singlets. In the kitchen there was a fire, In front of which, however, there was no guard. Witness was in the yard when she heard a noise, and. going igto the house she found deceased standing on the bed with his clothing on fire. On tearing his shirts off she ...

... inspection until after Accsptance of @mpf‘;‘wo ,/ 10,592.—May Oth, 1904. T. D, Jacksen-and T7B / on-Tees. A coliapsibio fire guard (Coe M .accompanies Application). |’ WM 10,662.—May Sth, 1904, C. B Merz and A-iinf , £ castle-on-Tyne. Inprovements iOF ...

... THE IRISH GUARDS IN Ireland bad a corps of Irian guard, at the !Me (7.larleo U. caused the formation of the Grenadier Guards. the Coltiteream Goiardi, and the Scots Guards. The lira Goards, however, at the tom of the Revolution of Ite, twenty veers after ...

... DUKE OF YORK'S GUARD. THE NEWCASTLE WEEKLY CHRONICLE, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, l9OO. MORE FOR THE BRODRICK'S FIRST PROPOSALi The London correspondent of the •Maoohsttter Guardian .rites:—Ons of the first things that Mr. Bradriek srtll, al Secretary for ...

... on their part, he arranged that one should always remain on guard at the shutter, and while he watched, the others were to rest. It Brierley and his men made any sudden move, the one on guard was to warn the others quietly. Thu afternoon wore on and mill ...

... Guard (to Mr. Kruger, who is assisting his spouse into the railway carriage): 'You'll have to hurry up, sir, the Rooineks have arrived! enemy six miles out The Doers were conceded in a media field and in deep (long's, from which they opened fire. The ...

... was sitting opposite the fire, reading a child’s story book, her little daughter, four years of age, playing at her side. She fell asleep ana the infant took the book, lighted it at the fire, which was not protected by a guard, and placed it on her mother’s ...

... : To .prepare for laying bridges, detachments of | the Imperial Guards and the Second Division attacked and dispersed thé enemy on islets in Yalu, and gccupied them. The Imperial Guards had nine slightly, and sixteen seriously wounded, while the Second ...

... shouting “We'll hae none but Highiand bonnets here;” but the Guards pressed on abreast, and claimed with the 33rd Regiment the honour of capturing a cannon. October 7th. . THE GREAT FIRE IN NEWCASTLE, Yesterday will be long remembered by the inhabitants ...

... hand encounter with our men. Another squadron which came to its assistance suffered great loss from the fire of the detachments of our frontie, guards and riflemen who hurried up to take part in the action. ...

... deaths of two children, one having died as the result of burns and the other of scalds. In each case no fire-guards protected the children from the fire, and in one instance the child wag wearing flannelette garments, The Coroner said the Government had ...