... there is a danger, where little children are concerned, of a flannelette nightdress catching fire, then I think I would recommend the Use of a High Fire Guard, in place of the adoption of The Coroner is probably not aware of the striking difference in ...

... Worthiwr. • Well • forn.eh. d is Hoene Let. Pour bedrooms, both, two ,rologotom.—Gambler, 88, Itowleacts-road, WortiMs. ron Fire Guard, large Liao .12 Bath, double oil Cooking Move, and ruby globe oil fleeting Stove. -107, Terrincroad, Worthing. 'DOR SALE ...

... Dwyer, silvermounted vases; Mr. Dointlas, album ; this Employes at Storrinston, clock ; Mr. and Mrs. J. Orsonl6ld, broc fire guard ; Mr. and Mrs. C. Gressfisid, rookie fork ; Mts. Golds and family, silver bet water jag; Mr. and Mrs. Goodall, oak tea tray ...

... Mr. Hartshorne. gold thimble Mrs. Kitchen, diver smelling salts Mr. sail Mrs. Kemp, Sheffield flower . mad. Dr. Johnson, fire guard. The Law, etching Mis t;frame Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Lem, eine stead: Mr. P. tad tard, 'alter hanging purge ; Mr. and Mrs ...

... ON GUARD! The Look of Their Fiume. As a rule, the Warders told es, they opened one cell at a time, each with about eight or nine men in; but we chaps being there all cells were opened, and out trooped thirty or more Kattir.—tweotytwo prisoners from the ...

... A GUARD OF HONOUR. It is ► singular circumstance, u illustratiog the vagaries of the climate, that a long period of drought ahould have seen its cicee just at the time when a FEW HOURS OF SUNSHINE WERE NEEDED to illumine the scene of these unwonted reicicinp ...

... FIRE AT THE CONVEN r. Hie Own People, by Biel; Tarkiugtoor St. Gwyn Her, by K. Hocking Lord of Latimer Street, The, by Jane Wardle. btrnggle for a Royal Child. The, by Free Kremer. Moon of Bath, The, by Beth Ellis. One Eventful Summer. by Oral Tapner ...

... the Grenadier Guards headed the procession, the reardibeing brought up by three twelve-pounder guns. By the Queen's command th•.: men entered the Castle by the Sovereign s Ent ranee. Vast crowds htartily cnee.-e I them Disastrous Forest Fires in NEw Volt& ...

... which is in the occupation of Kr. W. H. Steele, and it St assumed that the fire was caused by a spark flying out from the grate and igniting the linen, which was resting on the guard. Smoke was obeerved escaping from thedoors of the house, and a man who was ...

... %ILL TAE PLACI I! Beach House Park, Worthing, Orr WEDNESDAY, AUG. IITU. MILITARY SPORTS by the 4th (Royal Irish, Guard'. ADMISSION Fire, ON Enclos=. 6ll d. Second Clam, Is. ; Ralf-price at I p.m. Carris/m }• and Motor Can 10s., each orcoptal Is. 6d. ...

... and table, Chippsodale corner cupboard,, two gnandfathers' clocks, divan eaay clears in saddlebags, *road fenders, fire brasses, guards. etc. PINE COLLECTION OM ANTIQUE AND MODERN GliiNA. NB VASES, CLOCKS, ORNAMENTS AND ARTICLES OF VIRTU, ...

... eta., they will be promo'sd, ma it was their first experi• ence of being under fire in • ti4ht corner, and they were actually in civili,n clothes, and probably had bet, re fired a shot with a Lee-Enfield Rifle. It shows how hirdly we sr, pressed for ondrilied ...