... GUARDING AGAINST FIRE. Owing to the rapid growth of commercial interests in the district, including the new Gladstone Dock recently opened by the King. Waterloo , with-Seaforth District Council last night decided to apply to the Local Government Board ...

... without firing. Several of the guard were cut about the hands and face. The aliens were making a rush towards the kitchen, and a shot was fired from the right of the hall. When he and the other Reservists with him heard the shot they also fired. taking ...

... He was separated from the other members of the guard, but when the firing proceeded he also fired. lie heard orders pre- I viously given to the aliens to put their hands up. I Most of the shots were fired high. One alien I lifted and swung a chair to hit ...

... OF IRISH GUARDS. 00ALRY REPULSED WITH BAYONETS. THRILLING STORY OF A GALLANT FIGHT. - A SPECIAL CORRBSPONDENT. 'AIMED EY. PRINS BURRAU HAVRE, Friday (by Courier). the story as it has been told to me of way i n which the Irish Guards at M--- charge of ...

... LIFE GUARDS. The Prince of Wales's *peal for funds for national relief has met a:lth a magnificent re Ten n i j i:tances poured in constantly at Buckingham Palace yesterday, and the total speedily exceeded a quarter of a million pounds. The King has lent ...

... on Thursday morning we were charged by the Kaiser's pet regiment, the Prussian Guards. We allowed them to get as far as our barbed wire entanglements, and then opened fire on them. They retired, leaving about 200 dead and wounded piled on top of one another ...

... RESERVISTS AND REVIEW OF GUARDS The King has sanctioned the attendance of National Reservists and Army Reservists of the Brigade of Guards at the review to be held in Hyde Park on April 28. Reservists will be enabled to see the review and will afterwards ...

... BAND OF THE IRISH GUARDS MANY FAMINES EN LONDON. RESULT OF A SPECIAL INVESTIGATION. A picture-paper yesterday published the information that London was suffering from a famine in cats. This fact struck our astute resident investigator as being so particularly ...

... IRISH GUARDS' WAR CRY. RALLIED BY SHOUT OF ERIN GO BRAGH. GERMANS ROUTED. Extract from a letter sent to a relative in Carrickon-Suar by Corporal Michael O'Mara, of the Irish Guards. We are British soldiers, and proud of the name and proud to belong ...

... back third-class carriage, having got through the guard's van. I could not state how many compartments were smashed. Then I saw a small fire had started underneath the carriage. It was a smouldering fire as if it had come from cinders. There was certainly ...

... FIRING JUSTIFIED• In the w i tness 's opinion the firing was justi feed. If the guard had not fired something more serious would certainly hey. happened. Before he fired the second shot a fork which had been thrown just, passed his face and ...

... THE FIRING LINE. Written by Corporal Latham, Royal Curri•oa Artillery, to Au home :-- Many thanks for the several letters you have sent, the last of which I received to-day, with a copy of The Daily Citr:en, which was by far the latest paper I had seen ...