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... NO FIRE GUARD Rosin Mercy Ball, Deptfo,rd, was .'•iimmoned at Greenwich for allowing her daughter, aged six, to be in room containing open fli© not sufficiently protected. It was stated that there was fireguard, and that the child was burned, with fatal ...
... playing with fire, the evidence showed that there was no fire guard in the house. —The coroner said that when he was a boy, no house was considered complete without a fire guard. He asked a witness if none of the working classes had ...
... THIRD EDITION. GLOBE OFFICE, 367, Strand, W.O. GREAT FOREST FIRES. 170 LIVES LOST. PEOPLE RUSHING FOR TBE PRAIRIES. Victoria (British Columbia), August 4. Latest advices from the fire district rep or t that Hoemer has escaped the flames. Buildings in ...
... spring mattress was an instrument torture. They were not safe for children. Just as it was a criminal offence not to have a fire guard where there were children, it ought to be a criminal offence use a spring mattress. . The Coroner said that was quite a ...
... minutes and then fired on the fort and battery. Before I fired I gave ample notice to the military authorities remove the political prisoners, and 1 assured the inhabitants that they would not be injured. There was a feeble response our fire from the battery ...
... Flanders any trace of the chivalry of the medieval days, when one regiment could say to its opponents, gentlemen of the Guard, fire first.” Apparently, knightly virtue has taken refuge in China among those whom the Kaiser has the effrontery to re* gard ...
... at Shoreditch to-day on six-year-old girl, it was stated that the child .had been left akme in a room with a fire, which waa Without a guard. Her clothing ignited through cinder falling out of the grate. All her clothing and hair were burnt off, and when ...
... age is to be allowed at I prisoners. any time in the bar of a public-house. Those who have not already made themselves THE FIRE-GUARD SECTION OF THE ACT. acquainted with the important provisions of the Act would do well to apply to the State Commenting on ...
... consisting of Ouards, found themselves opposed by french Guards. When they were within fifty paces of each other Lord Charles Hay, taking off his hat. said in rrench. Gentlemen of the French Guard, fire Whereupon, Count d Auteroene. not to outdone in politeness ...
... everywhere observed by big fires, which could be seen for a long time. On their way, before crossing the British coast, the airships were taken under fire by guard vessels, and during the attack itself under extraordinarily heavy fire with incendiary shells ...
... and she subsequently died from blood poisoning, following severe burns. The mother said that she could not afford to buy a fire guard, and the Coroner, therefore, offered to give her one.—A verdict of accidental death was returned. A STRUGGLE FOR LIFE. In ...
... the third removed the Metropolitan Hospital. There was nothing to indicate that the children had been playing with fire. There was guard front of the grate. “DOWN UNDEB. Melbourne, Wednesday. Mr. Poynton, Acting Minister for the Navy, declares that the ...