... It is associated with the witches, and regarded Asa plant of evil omen. and on the other band it believed by soon people to guard the homestead from ill. According to an ancient writer it is good for and furious men, dull and heavy persons, and lepers. ...

... to rerk alid their We the wore satisfactorily will they thrive. The Crown Prince of Germany, who is • Mt 'immanent in the Guards„ Is inakiug himself very popular at the manoinvers. He has isolated to fry Marand once, when his commanding °Meer smonnt, ...

... walomaay chair, side tabl., 2 pairs batty plueb Musa, 1 pair heavy sage cattalos with rode sod rings, braes hearth guard, mkt pan sad fire irons, smoker's cabiuet, coal ware, carpet sod bearthrug. a quautity of plate, iucluding 2 handsome Sbe.ltiesd plate ...

... towards the guard's van. Whim passim' dorm he observed crowd of or on Wm cattle beak !Wog Moues and he bad to duck els heed to escape Mimi bit. they were firing at arm clan Ile got up as close as possible and torn saw the moused with fire or ail other ...

... Children Act, 1906, and ingested that in compliance) with the requirements of the Act, steps should be taken to provide fire guards for all the verde in the workhouse io which children are kept, end in which Bra are at any time maintained. CARLOW FEVLIS ...

... which Coff tgh then holding an assembly, with thirty native pricers mot a guard of 701 men. Th. l'ulace - surprised by night, let fire, and all its initiates, Kmq, l'rinces, and Guards burned ro death. Mien theis atemined the aoverei.rnty, and reigned for ...

... bock aptitog-waled chin, I occaelonal 401.0, WCnasal Clair IL autudard central drought lalup, G clrify, Wel& lira Iron., fire •I sad bordered b, carpet, IS i 13; heartnrug. pic,bre., pmts mud window pole, COILIM 1111611. maLogany keleecope labia ho ...

... garrison consisted of only a few e‘dcbers, of whom the sentry was immediately disposed of, and the assailants, rushing into the guard• room, covered the others with revolvers. One of the men in uniform liaised Mrs Mayfair by tbe arm, and, presenting a revolver ...

... lit the werdemaid (who had to sweep sad •lust tue schoolroom before lo o'clock), with the children. She opened the guard to settle the fire, only went out of the school to get cJal, as the fuepector was cromissg the yard, so that the chilldreu were uut ...

... Contemptibles. I CASSIDY'S TONIC. A. INCIDCNT OF THU CAMBRAI FIGHTING. The following Bury of the fight of Cassidy of tie Guard:' in the Mack on Carabrai is related in the Sunday Chronicle by Patrick Mac Gil, the Navvies' Poet, as be has been called ...

... wish I had' . managed to get my ticket before the war bnike out—still, one never knows. What does it feel like to be under fire in the air ?I 'his question is answered by the following description of that experience sent by hyPlr Ii C Ilucks, the well ...

... not ball as big as got just as wet. The Dug Hill pommy^ not have time to up hm for Sunday, as he was bun MI day Saturday guarding hit waters make patch from the Buwiay eebool Poste. Poke klailey. who happ, to buy • pair of Armed {ante that with thaw worn ...