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... in that district, and doubt had been brought up as warning people in a similar position accused. Parents must their best fire guard to protect their children from, burning Sheriff Young said that probably had not yet occurred to people in Mrs Noble's position ...
... Eight-Day Clocks, Ma-rble Timepieces, Fire Screens, Mirrors; ALSO, SECOND-HAND Mahogany Wardrobe, Walnut Wardrobe. Sewing Machines. Large Mirr-irs, Long Forms, 2 Small Ring and Spindle Bedstead. Small Wooden Box, Fire Guard, Fire Screens. Mail-Carts, Coal Vases ...
... Tapestry, Inlaid Rosewood Writing Table, 4 Sheraton Occasional Chairs, Envelope Card Cheat Buieau Drawers, Brass Fire Screens. Fire Guard, Brass and Black and topper Kerb Fender Suiies, 1/3W, Tapestry, and Chenille Curtains; 2 Cor, ner Cabinets, Inlaid ...
... Chairs, Bedroom Chairs, Drawing-Room, and Parlour Kerbs in All-Brass, B. and 8., B. andC., and Plain Black, with Fire Irons match; Fire Guard, Coal Vases, Ga.-, Cooking Grill, Ali-Brass. B. and ft, ami Ring and Bedsteads, Wire, Wool, and Hair Mattresses ...
... Stained Chest Drawers. H.C. Eaoy Chair, Sewing Machines, Bedsteads different sizrs. Child's Iron Bed, Mirrors, Commode, Fire Guard, Umbrella Stand, Dining Table, Skins, Fenders, Carpet, Linoleums, Long Forms, Mattresses, Rug, Curtain Poles, Coal Vases ...
... THE KING AND YEOMEN OF THE GUARD. INSPECTION AT ST JAMES'S PALACE. King George fulfilled two interesting engagements on Saturday, one being the inspection of the Yeomen of the Guard St James's Palace, and the other the presentation at Marlborough House ...
... disastrous fire at the exhibition in that city will probably total £2,000,000, Lloyd's being involved to the extent about £250,000. This estimate, however, is based the assumption that the more valuable jewellery exhibits had previous to the fire been lodged ...
... FATAL FIRE IN LONDON. WARNING TO MOTHERS. At the inquest yesterday on the five children who lost their lives in a fire in the Read, London, last month, the jury, a verdict that the deaths were due fire, the origin of which was unknown, a ...
... department. Regarding the alarms sent in, 115 wore for actual fires, 18 proved chimneys fire, and 21 false alarms. In case, however, was false alarm given with malicious intent. There were 11 fires during the year that cfiused damage to tho extent of £100 ...
... ALARMING FIRE IN ABERDEEN BRUSH FACTORY ABLAZE. Much alarm was caused in Notherkirkgate, Aberdeen, Saturday night outbreak of fire in the brush factory of John Fyfe and Son. which, but for the prompt arrival and good work of the Fire Brigade, under Firemaster ...
... FIRE AT BRUSSELS EXHIBITION. BRITISH SECTION RUINED. LOOTERS CAUGHT RED-HANDED. Fire broke out in the Brussels Exhibition about 9 o'clock on Sunday evening, and spreading rapidly destroyed the British section and portions of the French and Belgian sections ...
... A mating of the Lighting and Fire? Committee the Town Council was j held yesterday afternoon—Councillor Duncan, the convejjer, presiding—when the equipment of the Central Fire Station was under consideration. but definite fir dine was arrived at. Sta ...