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... Further, Major Pringle finds that the collision might in all probability have been prevented if Motorman Joseph Spittle and Guard Arthur Charles Sills bad oarried out • general rule for trains standing within station limits. To some extent responsibility ...
... Pritchard-street. The building was inadequately guarded, and in less than five minutes every window in the place had been smashed. Through the broken windows lighted matches were thrown, but these clumsy attempts to fire the building failed. Then a foreigner, ...
... increased if the guard it the end of the porton:sane* simply disappeared in the (darkness by turning off their lights, instead of standing drawn up in sight of the audience. The Thames, I must say, is in no such immediate danger of taking fire from the visit ...
... London. i.Waininie was fired by the Indomitable sad other warships, as well ashy the Royal Yacht Squadron. When the Royal yacht arrived in Portsmouth Harbour the warships at Spithead were all manned and gaily dressed, and fired a Royal salute as the yacht ...
... Vindictive were lowered to half-mast, and Captain M. Hill read the burial service in the presence of the crew. A bluejacket guard than fired three volleys over the submarine, which holds the bodies of twelve petty officers and men. A Norwegian seaman, named ...
... against the prisoner. Re was charged with setting his shop 01 fire in order to obtain the insures°. money. The defence was an alibi. The prisoner declared that on the night his shop caught fire in Deptford he was in another part of London altogether. Counsel ...
... villages that was set on fire. The inhabitants fired on our men again. The division took drastic steps to stop the villages being burnt and the inhabitants shot. The pretty little village of Gue d'Oseus was apparently set on fire without cause. At Leppe ...
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... REFEREE MR. BOURCHIER IN A WARM CORNER. NEW PLAY AT THE GARRICK. CERTAINLY Mr. Alfred Sutro has hit. upon a new idea in The Fire Screen. It is quite a new idea to present an accomplished lady-killer in the light in which we find Horace Travers. It is ...
... carefully followed. fhe spectacle of men stand-, op to ram the cartridges down the old muzzle- I loaders while under deadly fire will be a revelation to the; modern generation of fighters. Upwards of five hundred zien, representing many famous regiments ...
... pass was in perfect order, but the Gowan, it appears, were seized with a ;suspicion that he was •gg letters. They promptly fired on him, mil-their victim, m o lly wounded, staggered forward acid fell dead, actually *over the frontier. • The incident. la' ...
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