... repeatedly b e warned parents against leaving children I 1i by themselves, or indeed any way with- , out having a fire guard in front of the a s fire, bht it appears to have no effect on , successive generations of mothers, and } I very seldom a week passes ...

... neighbour. 'TIhere was a fire burning without a fire guard. On a her return intwo or three minutes she found deocased istandig in the doorway with his clothes on fire. One of the child ren told her that a coal bad escaped . from the fire. ...

... back room downstairs with his daughter Amy, where there was a fire, with a guard round it about two feet six inches high, and the deceased climbed on a chair and fell over the guard on to the fire, knocking over the kettle, the water pouring over the child ...

... apepareutyv been ignited from the bot- itom. 'llee limt fi ilac ?? ter e Itmost te1loeavotirs to free hte' keen gri'T Crom Oele fire guard, but of eo aniail. The Nltaster had to ase somne foree to release her tril. anei ten he' wriappel er ice mtiaa, theei e ...

... for he mnagistrates consideration was wrether the faet of leavin; the children aloe. in the room where there was a fire without a guard -Anmourtentd to neglect within the meaning of the At. Mr. PhiliPs wished to have the question settmld. there bemR manv ...

... placed a gun there this morning, then came s southward to Bobkirk's Farm ?? fred on the guard, killing one man. l The Hobkirk family left in haste under fire. > The guard then retired, and the enemy occupied the farm, driving off Mr. Hobkirk's cattle andI ...

... hear any detonators explode on the rails before his train was brought to o stanld. Joseph Hloneyman, porter guard. M iddlveArongl, said he was guard of the special train which left Middles- brough at 5.15 p.i. .and it consisted of al nline and one composite ...

... in-our centre. - - - The enemy's fire was very heavy, the slope of the ground favouring high fire. The'troops advanced pluckily, firing volleys. The Maxim was well managed,' and it did'great execution. After the firing had proceeded for half an. hour at ...

... They placed a gun there this morning, then came southward to Hobkirk's farm, and fired on the guard, killing one man. The Hobkirk family left in haste under fire, The guard then retired, and the enemy occupied the farm, driving off Mr Hobkirk's cattle and ...

... terrnole fire Li of lyddite and shrapnel shell throughout h the day. Our fire must have sorely tried tv the iierves rof the Boer gunners, but be. m yond that it did nor appear to have any appreciable results, for Long hb Tom continued to fire at fairly ...

... They placed a gun there this morn- ing, then came southward to Hobkirk's Farm and fired on the guard, killing one man. The Hohkirk family left in haste under fire. The guard then retired, and the enemy occupied the farm, driving offMr. Hobkirk's cattle, ...

... placed a gun there this morning, then S came southward to Hobkirk's Farm and fired Fpi on the guard, killing one man. TheHob- 1 kirk family left in haste under fire. 'The Re guard then retird, and the enemy occupied the farm, driving off Mr. Hobkirlka cattle ...