... blood-curdling sound. The Boers do not love the . Naval guns, and it seemed as if they were concentrating their shell and rifle fire on them —severe! , of our gunners were struck with shrapnel. The Naval guns paid no attention to the trenches and \ small guns ...

... boa# launched out for. 1 managed out having supply the horse, they only had the «utd de. Ac. 1 told you our loan guard and atore guard of which to do my abate. . Hutto »ar. The brat real sign . , »aw was the bringing here British soldtera oi wooer* from ...

... nation and did not lend the spread the higher qualities, c'iric people regarded the keeping ol the navy a good insurance policy guard the greatest means the production of our great wealth, but after all allowances were made the sea-borne commerce of the Kingdom ...

... replace them with others after they become troublesome, owing to wear and tear: that would jumping from the frying pan into the fire. As for strikes or boycotts our members))in of over 50.000 unskilled workers is proof our success of disputes without resorting ...

... these pupils with the view of ascertaining the reasons why these children had not done so. The School Board had with the view (firing ell the pupils in the Merit clasa a chance of obtaining the Merit certificate, passed a regulation. that the pnpila in the ...

... pmper »nd firewood underne.th the counters end t.ble in the .hop, »™« .(.me other me.n. unknown wntullvietor. olici fire .nd the ..id fire took effect, and {turned and de.troyed part of the * table, and w.»den lining w.ll of the .hop. Mrs Scare declared ...

... servants, brought crushing Indictment against some of the railways— not all—for the long boars which guards, r. ■nd signalmen bad work, la one cue guard bad worked hours working days, and another man waa engaged for lOfl hours io days, and claimed that ...

... to put tea on all ships passing up the Forth. This lighthouse was carious, for in 1635 high tower built, on the top of which fire of ooals was constantly kept burning. After this it passed to General doott, and then to his daughter, who became the Duchess ...

... second day were the they opened fire our convoy, but failed to inflict any damage. The 91*t, however, got it very hot a shell which burnt the midst of them, causing 40 casualties, with 4 kil Our regiment was advance guard, and there were very few engaged ...

... fourth Bari of Mansfield, who died in 1888 at the venerable age of 92. On having College. Earl Mansfield entered the Greimlier Guards, and retired with the rank of Captain. His father predeceased him 1895. On his elevation the peerage, the late Lord Mansfield ...

... UFEBUOY SOAP IT SAVES Lift! Its use involves no extra cost.no extra labour. Lever Brothers. lid. Port Sunuoht Cheshire. “ON GUARD.” knew the ted Tern O'Shan ter. It Robine -poor little Whet awful tragedy had happened I “Oh, Joy. Joy, I haven’t killed her ...

... Influence should not be allowed inside the premises snd for the purpose* of preventing their trance they would have someone guarding tin . door. Now look where are now. The per aon whose entrance ia barred drunk, indit putably, irretrievably. The crime, ...