... City sad Ostrom. The engine of ono koala and vas at aaother wen• throws se the walla The ptstfonu was much damaged. Fire and the guard of train have bent takelia lla tM i tr =Water liorpital. No one *yeti. The liar will he blocked far some Mark ...

... Dian ANCK GUN. • If FOR RABBIT OR ALL BOUND SHOOTING. till 12. bore, central fire, double.harrel breechloader, left choke, top or double grip action, with lescr under guard, twist barrels, horn heel plate, walnut stock, double bolt, rebounding locks, ...

... Toledo. threelser. WI Mr. Etu ast G. Dm& 410407 toasted at the Cottage fir a hem had. was .oath.[ ea a sled fast at Um fire. guard. sal Oil es hrs. Loral. d.w Goma, 11116• wised :—Wri , Marsh alit&— Nem : Yeoman : iRe A. W. ThMot to he _ worst We O. O ...

... tone& stun., Dr. Mackinnon was Ma too Ind ca w. conveyed to the (Mid., in the kitchen was as MK grate. and no guard. She Yeast to Pet a guard. nit had not the meant be It Tilley had ..n4 married a twehramonith Annen.--le molt to further rewritings horn ...

... revision will he taken. PILE The MANTIIR reorted on the inquest held on Mn.. Clifford. who fel lin the fire and was burnt. A member asked why a fire guard wan not pros ideal. The Minder said the poor woman was seldom left and they did not know that she could ...

... younger children, leaving her four Teaioold Dorothy and her eldest boy indoors. here was a very small fire in the iron oven and it was enclueed with • fire guard, ik .r ta r it outside she bed/. • =ream, and hurrying indoors found Dorothy all in (tenses. She ...

... Station-road, Gloucester. roe KAsin. THE DZLILANC I. E NI ; GUN. 12-bore, central fire, double barrel breechloader, left choke, top or double grip action, with lever under guard, twist barrels, horn heel plate, walnut stock, double bolt, rebounding locks,_ ...

... They placed a gun there this morn- Mg, then came southward to Hobkirk's Farm and fired on the guard, killing one man. The Hobkirk family left in haste under fire. The guard then retired. and the enemy occupied the farm, driving oft Mr. Hobkirk's cattle ...

... Improvement lie tColonel Luce) would not es. Fmss an opinion shout that himself. The doctor urther recommended the 'lse of a fire guard In the old men's ward. He believed this wasquite necessary as a safeguard against accident. Mr. Matthews thought the new ...

... 'Meads and Palliators, One tnudlrr ditto, One t'ril. with Mallows and Holster. Two Washing Staudt.. One Child's Bath, On.. Fire Guard. Two Baia. Ihrors -Mrs Mildred. Six and TIIII, Pots Jaw —Mr. It. Luker. Twenty rieetiona llonry--Mrs. !hurls. A Set u 1 ...

... replied. On Sunday at 9.90 a.m. the steamers exchanged fire with the enemy's infantry and artitlery for thirty-five minutes. The enemy dispersed. Antung wee then burning. Natives sav that the enemy set fire to it and retreated. 'There (were no casualties. ...

... the dropping oil set fire to the emit cushions. The terrified paassarr was alone in the compartment, and was unable to attract the attention of the guard by means of that communication cord, and, secordingly she opeaed the door and stood out on the footboard ...