... for , police authorities had prosecuted the mother i . cleansing the streets in future when the street ! for uot having a fire guard. The Clerk then intimated that Mr T K.l contractor failed to do his work. The Local . . , Ilarbinson, I.l' Government Board ...

... is appalling. Last year LUX children died in this way. One in, London was a child wine weeks iikl. Left by an open fire, with no guard, it was lying in • washing basket which formed the cradle. Some clothes hanging on a line in front of the fireplace ...

... the biggest whacking from the British troops that they hare had for • long time. The Division did not forget the liquid fire! GUARD THEIR OWN SHORES. NATIONAL VOLUNTEEP CaITICISED. The actions of the National Volunteers were somewhat severely censured ...

... FIRED ON BY DUTCH GUARD. ESCAPES, BUT IS DAIMIED. A Daily Mail' medal cable to the London Evening News says:— ROTTERDAM. Thursday, 5.40 p.m.—Several Zeppelins we Wen from the Dutch Coast flying swiftly early this morning through mieta in • south-easterly ...

... SCOTS GUARDS men in Abe M once fired upon the who damned it prudent to retire. Then were borne fifty policemen on attendance outride, but read of were unarmed. &sin that they had a gang of desperadoes to with, the °Seers telephoued to at the neighbouring ...

... CHANGING THE GUARD. Every Homan was marked by a fortlet or castle, (enable of housing 10u mon, and behind each pair of mile there weru two turrets, the guards of which must have been changed every few hours, as there was no arrangement either ior sleeping ...

... THE IRISH GUARDS. It is desirable that the Pollee Column should draw attention to the fact that the band of this distinguished regiment is Low quartered at the 2.1. C. Depot, Dublin, and will visit later on Belfast, Armagh, and other parts of Ireland ...

... SUBMARINES AS PIRATES: --,- 'VIRTUAL ACT OF WAR BY WILSON. ARMED GUARD ON VESSELS. RIGHT TO FIRE 0$ EIGHT. wastifwaroN. Monday.—The Unita States Government is not leaving the world In doubt regarding the decision takes to the merchant vessels of the country ...

... QUEEN'S ISLAND GUARDED BY MILITARY. Bow, of Commons. on Wednesday, •. ••.•rt of the Vote for the salary of the Secretary, •. , .Vl-IN said the nirparapeled aro, • .- • b bad been committsxl in Belfast • . -;!••••ir tow weeks made it absolutely , it the ...

... PROVISION OF FIRE APPLIANCES. Mr. David Bain, carriage and waggon , superintendent, said the total number of tools and fire appliances available in the two trains included fifteen extinguishers, twentyfour fire buckets, twelve safety hand lamps,' twelve ...

... about fire • had them turned out a third • time; when he inspected them.. Ho was faking the orders from the member* of the guard, and whilst he was speaking to a esetey Serment Murphy told him (witness) that he only entitled to tern out a guard . ones ...

... TRAIL OF FIRE-RAISERS lON B AND FIRE-BUGS BUST. SECOND ON CITY A ^Neap* on to burn the Albert Report Looettry and Hemetitebino Wert., loosed by Neon. Robert A Untwa. Two WO Implosive bombe yews di.. mend hi dm Is of the bod.J;4l Wadi ay sad mitsay.h buts ...