... Militia, I do not suppose that we shall see much of him next year. When I first; linew him he was a lieutenant in the Scots Guards, of which regiment he was adjutant. On the night that he won the Ascot Gold Cup with Timothy I met him at dinner in London ...

... Forestier-Walker; and theatewards at the front are Colonel Thomas Calley, of the 1st Life Guards; Major Hon. A. Henniker-Major, and Major F. I. Masse, of the Coldstreama Guards. Last year's winners and defenders of the title, the King's (S_~hropehire) Light Infantry ...

... istablished 1, 1835 Capital £500,OCO. - SPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO PRIVATE INSUREns. r HE IMPERIAL INSURANCE COM- 1 PANY LIMITEV.-FIRE. Est. 1803. 1, Old ) Broad-st.,E.C.,and2, Pall Mall, S.W.Subscribed n Capital, £1,200,CO. Paid up,£300,000. Total funds over£t1 ...

... brothers and sisters -were put to bed in a room in which a fire had been lighted. A little later, when the children were left alone, the deceased got out of bed and began to play with the fire, with the result that his ?? got ignited. 'the child was seriously ...

... century it was used as a dve for silk, wool, and leather without its explosive qualities being suspected. About 1889, however, a fire occurred at a chemical works in Manchester and spread to a shed containing this acid. Being melted by the heat, the acid flowed ...

... several very s interesting rrialsas such celebrities as Dick Berge, I Border Song, Ms Grundy, Peregrine Pickle, and t Father O'Fire figure therein. Get Hold appesrs b D to have not a difficelt task in the bottom lot in o s the first thirty-two. In the third ...

... BEECHAWS TOOTH PASTE. BE> Sold Everywhere. Prepared only by the Proprietor, THOMAS BEECHAM, Sr. HELENS, LANCASHIRE. SAUNDERS'S GUARDS HAIR DYE is the cheapest and beat has no smell, is perfectly harmless, and inslantiy changces red or grey hair to the most ...

... musketry (firediscipline, long-range firing, and collective firing). Volunteers and yeomanry should be under military law when out for their annual training; they could both, as a rule, perform their class-firing on their home ranges, but their camps ...

... be carried out in the follow- ing manner. The first rank with bayonets fixed were to advance till fired on and then, Iving dowvn, to pour a Ihieavy fire on the Boers while the Elgi- neers au(l the second line made a trench. The plan was entirely successful ...

... sie^srs. G. P-irktS. W. Uukes, J. J. iiaieii, \V. retich, jun., -W. Wrigtu, P. B.ui-ity, V. Eato:., A l'egg. and X. Piar.-ou. Fire ns* names wre ..oo aiutd, viz., ile^sis. J. PattinsoD. W. Laiiu, lb Chan, J. Uoilier, and K. Omeo. The BecreUry read a letter ...

... boeat Br B BE Borealis blesrs }aweta Fs ighting Fire beat MrIt V SB- i Randy bleos Dodd and Poster\ lou't Forge; V. t2 UL Gnuidinr Light a bye; Side bh ?? ir Dont 1Boa-tet V beat Latest Fat Figlhting Fire,. a bye R.ANION STAKES, for M Pr) te'. 3is:eti ...

... Fozmtains Abbey Stakes, 1 n Dropping Well and Fire Flash ran well. Royal t r- Brook was fortunate to survive the second round. j Le STODLEY ROYAL STAKES for 18 Allages,.at £3 ?? 1 r, Messrs Famectt's Fighting Fire ?? Dodds and. I )f Forsters Don't Forget Sir ...