... he asked if anyone ad gone for the fire brigade. Ross got out at Fiderton and gave them good-bye and a safe j urney as he left them. By Mr Watt—Ross had appeared frightened and startled when they told him of the fire. Bella Macdonald, sister of the previous ...

... The Gi JOSEPU HOCKING. Anthor of “All Men are Liars,” “The Womar,” “A Fire” ote iF t “Tk Ww make mv ver, J rep d. NY ever since saw you U have fe at burden upon my heart N wit t I was gvri'ty of —of he al at a lesa how te sh ber sentence, but I noticed ...

... it was seen that the soldiers were making ready to fire. Crowd scattered, but as no shots were fired they returned. Stones were thrown. It was at this time that the soldiers were given crders to fire. S»veral people among crowds in adjoining streets fell ...

... intended fulfillinz in Blackpool, Glasguw, and othe: and expected to see witness on the Wed nesday. About a fortnight before the fire wit nees had been in the hotel for the purpose of repairing a lock that was out of order. He had been unable to do so, but ...

... o’clock on the morning of the fire he had occasion to be up. He felt the smell of soot and burning. Mentioned to his wife that he thought there was a chimney on five. Heard the cry of “Fire,” and on out observed that there was a fire in the direc tion of the ...

... was dashed into by the Edinburgh and Aber. deen Some of the coaches at the rear of the train were The wreck- age then caught fire, and several of the victims were unable to free themselves. Terrible scenes ensued. The Glasgow express left Carlisle at 1 ...

... billows echo tong around its rocky base What scenes it must have witnessed From its high place on cruel chasms the rock, guarded by its moat, and the steep it must have defied many an encny and seen wany a brave man hurled to destruction. In its youthful ...

... . 5 — pExcept when the steamer calle ab ae per tean or hills, & to se Cown from north of Tala Bi tive being given ts. the guard st @ Arrives a: 12 8 p.m, on Turedays. Dae Liverpoo! st, at 7.18 p.m, on Sundays, Mondays ex: ‘bat sot on Saturday & Arrives ...

... to eet Passenyer on heir to the Guard Taio, also from 25th to 30th Octobeo inclusive te take up « timeous Bet! fer being given to the ma-ter at Muir of Or Care, to Glaego' 'w (Central) by this train. § Via Fo th on Guard at previous Signal to take ap, ...

... of forte were cap- the tered the city in triumph, , Shukri his submission to in the afternoon. } rer at two 0” Turks had set fire to their depite of stores, and the town is reported to have pointe. King Ferdinand of Bulgaria has by the flames at many is ...

... to have to scuttle out at every station and collect wood. How jealously guarded it is when gathered! No miser ever gloated over his treasure as the colonist does over his own fire. You must be on sentry-go all the time your kettle is boiling; some kind ...

... dickie and a tall hat? (Laughter and applanse.) And who would expect a breakwater to flourish into a garden’? No! Caithness Guards Scotiand. and dons the rig of a sentry. (Laughter and applause.) There is a fine illustration in one of the classics on the ...