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... cotton, and there was a fender to the fire. The Coroner: Don't you think it would have been better if you had had a fire guard when 8o many children are in ghe house Witness: It is not very often that T have a fire upstairs, and it was the first time deceased ...
... little an errand but be afraid of dark and shawl and went forgetting to fire guard There waa The Coroner ha honed it to to children without the guard before fire They well fire guard as take away Edward ...
... of guardless fire victims. But although here, as in so many other cases, there was no protection for the child, one’s sympathies went out to the distressed mother, who told the Coroner that the only reason why they had not used a fire guard was that they ...
... legs had given way and she had fallen against the fire. Deceased was e wearing a woollen frock and muslin pinafore, 2 wg,y Asked by the Coroner if there was a fire —— coanlet FUoh guard in front of the fire, Mrs. West replied | THE LUXURY OF A BATH ls.inonovll ...
... wives in Croft-street She left small light burning and fire which provided guard was candle on the dresser About half hour later the door neighbour John William Bailey the boy shouting he on fire He once open the found unfortunate child standing on bed ...
... THE CIVIC GUARD. Mr. R. A. Westwell, major in command of the Civic Guard, prior to introducing the lecturer, explained the circumstances under which the Civiec Guard came to be formed in Accrington, and also outlined the objects for which it existed. ...
... members of the Accrington Civil Guard. Several other new members have joined this week, and the Corps lis row almost up to the full strength re\quired. For the convenience of the trades'men drills in connection with the Guard ‘are Dbeing held on Wednesday ...
... SERIES OF FIRES. Mr, ¥Fuller, of Boston-avenue, Southend, gives a ‘‘Star” representative this story:— “I was awakened at dawn by a series of loud explosions and, looking out of the window, 1 saw three houses burning within a radius of 500 yards, and what ...
... WRECKED CARRIAGES ON FIRE. How the epeed of forty miles an hour came to mean the wreck of the great train is quite clear. Two hundred yards to the north of Grantham Station there branches, in a curve to the left, a line to Nottingham, and the points to ...
... in conseqaenpe.uf this reply he is resigning his. commission of the peace. At night the soldiers fired shots over the crowd. One of the soldiers on guard ab Mountjoy was shol 1t 1s believed aceidently, The wound is severc. —_—a X Chaplain Captain Dexter ...
... THE FIRE BRIGADL DISCUSSED. Mr. Cook drew attention to the resolution of the Fire Brigade Committee, with reference to a gift of £8 ss. for the Fire Brigade, and said it gave him an opportunity to express an opinion which he had neld for some time. The ...
... body, An alarm was given from Baxenden railway station to Accrington fire brigade at 9-40 and to Haslingden fire brigade at 9-45, in the latter case by a train guard. Accrington.fire brigade attended under Assistant-superintendent Barnes, with steamer ...