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... Baths, ammock, water cans, coal boxes. clothes horse. BEDROOM NO. 5-2 iron Leclsteads, spring and curled hair mattresses, fire guard, 2 dressing tables, 3 wash stands, baths, 2 wardrobes, 1 round fable, 1 Turkish bath cabinet, 1 press, feather bed and bolsters ...
... PROPOSED FIRE INCAPE. Mr D J Flavin, Chairman, presided, and there were aelo present—MN B Fore, V.O P.L.G; Mesa% P Hayes, W L Fitagerald, C Dillon, E Moran, Kenny and L Buckley. THE DANGEROUS HOUSES. Mr Moran, solr., wrote— As the copy of the magistrates' ...
... Mara was in the row. The night of the fire was a fine night, and a bright night it would not be a good night for a person to set fire to a house. He knew of no other way in which the house could be set on fire, except the manner in which he stated. He ...
... Irish National Teachers' Organizatic DINGLE BRANCH ADDRESS BY H. P. COURTNEV, C.E.O fire Quarterly Meeting on Saturday was lar attend: (l by the members. Mr H. Courtney, by invitation, attottiled on be ut the Central Executive Committee. the Chairman ...
... detachment of footguords on the other, continua revolver and rifle fire being kept. up. One police Sergeant was seriously injured in the affair, while another police officer and Sergeant of the Guards were slightly hurt. When the firemen were able to enter the ...
... 0 Doubt lie Not. Oh, doubt me not—the season is o'er, when Folly made me rove, And now the vestal, Rees, Shall watch the fire aw ake d by Love. Although this heart was early blown, And fairest hands disturbed the tree, They only shook some blossoms down ...
... Across Lough Neagh's rough tide. Kitlads still her weary watch maintaining Beside the ocean's , boom, And Castlebar in faithful guard 'iemaining Around the Frenchman's tomb. Ross, Wexford, Gorey, Oulart, Tubberneering, And many a Wicklow• 'glen . ; That knew ...
... believe his death was tragic. IN THE FRANCO-PRUSBIAN WAR. The first shot in the Franco-Prussian war was fired by a French soldier, who was on guard at Strasburg bridge, and blazed array across the bridge at a party of Germans. The incident occured early ...
... in charge of the engine in the yard where the fire took place. On the evening in question and on every other evening he was most careful in raking out the fire. In reply to Mr Roche, witness said the fire was lighted by shavings, but denied that those ...
... of it happening so. We will wait for him here in front of the fire. Ay, ay, here. With his empty chair drawn up between us, so, and the old man pulled a chair a. little nearer to the fire, and patted his arm as if it wore the arm of his absent son. ...
... might as well be home in bed if he remains outside the range f hostile fire. At Gravelotte brave old Wilhelm for a good hour sat on his horse Imo , r an intermittent shell-fire was only when the rifle bullets came along with the shells, and when one ...
... me ; And how calmly it lies at the foot of the hill With its doors ope' for all and a beauty good ill. And proud Mullsehard guards by night and by day, For that n thin both Kerry and ne'er goes away. And the Thrush and the Blackbird all day sing their fill ...