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... AGENT for the following Insurance Officas The British Homes Assurance Corporation. The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. The Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co. The British Equitable Life Assurance Co. The Liverpool and London Plate Glass Insurance Company ...
... clothing taking fire at unprotected grates. During the years 1999 alto 1900 200 coroner. in ntigland and Wales had held 1,684 inque-t. ou the birliss of chiliaen whose death had retained front burning, and that in 1,425 of these ca. fire by phich the burning ...
... ♦ MAIL TRAIN ON FIRE. An alarming fins occurred oa the 3.50 pameager train from Inscribe's to Perth of Friday litellit* The guard in charge had a Narrow seeps, los hands being scorched, nod four or Are doge were bunted to death, whilst eight or tee bicycles ...
... AUSTRI,►N TRAIN FIRE. A good+ train nal. Vitrteck, lomle I with p•tro• eeeee etotgla An• nem. T.-mom:m.oml. Ti,. mot n• trson ow. coooplet dentroo al, and foot ro ir on. etnpley • • iiriVoT, s stoker, sod two guard', were Intuit alive. To o oo .H.Loo‘n ...
... DInItESSINU FIRE IN A 134.1100 L. A and burning fatality occurred at Suoderleod on Tumidity. A ten year-old child named Morwiret ('unify, a potpil et St. Mary's Homan Catholic Schools, stayed there to eat her dinner, and afterwards climbed over • large ...
... ad, wbilh has a had reputation. The French attasiked the h guard with bayonets moil 44,11 e.. and the Coglodi thereupon fired. The English form• a.* dutifully supported by a (fermium poliee guard. A fterotirils some .lapanese and. a* it v.iss is few flenuan ...
... of the main guard in Wellington Avenue, when it is supposed he suddenly lost his reason, for, tak- ing his rifle, he rushed out into the main road aud fired four shots at two provosts some dis- tance away, luckily missing them. He then fired two shots through ...
... the left from Springfield to the east of Bloemfontein, and the Guards Brigade on the right. General Dickson's Cavalry Brigade, consisting of the 8th and 14th Hussars and 7th Dragoon Guards, made a wide detour to the left of General Stephenson, while the ...
... General Brabant's advance guard reached Bush- man's Kop last evening. Some skirmishing fol- lowed. The Boers were in a strong position on the Kop, with at least two guns. At daybreak this morning the engagement opened with rifle fire, which at sunrise was ...
... which, in a military point of view, were no t l ess important. Among these were the guard competition and the officers' carbine competition. The first place in the guard contest was given to No. 8 Company (Captain Castellon), and the second to No. 6 Company ...
... in the Schoombre district last Saturday appears to have been nothing more than a few shots fired by a volunteer patrol at long range on some Boer horse guards, who immediately made off with all their horses. The second mounted regiment raised locally ...
... WO cattle, and 1,31.10 sheep and goats. The stock was guarded by Boers, who cleared into the hills and then ■farted firing. Sergeant-major Reed. of the I lth Yeomanry Regiment, who was guarding one flock of sheep. by himself. kept 12 Boers off for e ...