... washstands, mahogany toilet glasses, bedroom chairs, towel rails, mimed', linen presses, child's cot, hip bath, orermantels, fire guard, lino, stair lino, quantity of brass stair rods. Hall—Hall stand, chain., barometer, bracket lamp, pictures and mats. K ...

... the old one way totally ituidequate to give hest or warmth and had in for 2ti years. lhe Clerk said there •hoald In• a fire. guard there. A eonun:ttee eonsist Nleesrc. Kenny. O'Kennorly and the Chairman. eoe appointed to vikit the school :Lod deride on ...

... washstands, marsany toilet glasses, bedroom chairs, towel rails, commode, linen presses, child's cot, hip bath, overmantels, fire guard, lino, stair hno, quantity of brass stair rods. Hall stand, chairs, barometer, bracket lamp, kitchen nd meta. Kitchen—Large ...

... DOCTOR SUGGESTS FIRE-GUARDS. TH iNQU EST. An Moueet held, in the Wezford County Infirmary on Monday by Mr. Peter If rench, M.P., coroner, and a jury, touching the death ou that mor g in trip e institetiun of a child named Margaret Murphy, who had died ...

... YOU DO GUARD WORK. AT night, silently, swiftly, Rinso does the washing while the housewife sleeps and the Volunteer is on guard. The good wife who uses Rinso greets her husband coming off duty with a smiling face on wash-day morning and is free to attend ...

... PRESENTING SHAMROCKS TO THE IRISH GUARDS. The King, after prttsenting shamrock, to the Irish Guards on St. Patrick's Da) addressed them as follows: Lord Kitchetter, °Seers, lion-Coon. missioned Officers and Men of the Irish Guards, On St. Patrick's Day, when ...

... could get the benefit of this Act. I wls in England recently, and in every shop we parsed we saw those fire screens %ditch protect children front the fire exposed for sale in order to comply with th:ts Act, and the price was not large. We hope that people ...

... stop she fired shct across our bows. Still we persisted in going ahead, and they fired another shot. Our ship was armed with one' gun, and our gunners having got to thee poste retaliated when the first shot w-s fired by the raider. They fired tour five ...

... boos. The guard tried to pacify the prisoners. bu. they were simply 'metby a volley .4 Finding they were so hard pressed by an overwhelming crowd that it was impossible to use the bayonet, the guard,' as witness considered rightly, loaded and fired. Witness ...

... of April :hi, while ou guard at the main gate, Colthurst asked to see Wert. Bkedington. Dickson and M.'lntyre us the yard at the. back of the guardroom—a place enclosed with a wall. Afterwards .the eapteun ordered some of the guard out with hint and seven ...

... are informed that orders have been issued to all military guards that they are to fire on all =authorised persons who. approach their ports land do not halt when challenged. ...

... The police then opened fire on the !souse, the occupants of which returned the fire. The affray becsorne so serious that the authorities called out a detachment of 60 of the Scota Guards from the Tower, who also opened 'fire on the house. Thousands of ...