... about in the wards. White f frightful language, and witness He did not ; on the fire-guard. with Had he quarrelled people uch the poker ently, if they looked at the fire. jlutyvw to look after the : Aomie vet, Sal suggested that in future, 1! any company ...

... or twice the half-backs joined the firing line. United were decidedly superior forward, and it would have been hard luck for them had they not succeeded in scoring. They managed to catch the mud demon off his guard half-way through the second part of ...

... THE LIZARD. | Telephomic messages received by the coast- at the Total Prohibition in View. guard Lizard from Mullion last night state that three rockets were fired at sea to the south of Mullion, and it was supposed that bite Paper was issued last night ...

... During the nder of Lord Kerry's address a anmnal training would be of some permanent value > speak he was refnsed a hearing. fire of ons was kept up, but the in keeping alive what had been learnt daring the “ atentiy waitamg to start, but it was futile ...

... had ships. (Laughter.) Yes, actually got ships! Were they (his audience) not frightened? He had forgotten this wa, the lan fires? | ter.) | Francis Drake. hearted in Devon. hey did not want to be (Cheers.) This was not the The speaker continued: Sir Alfred ...

... the Third Unionist candidate for Boston, is 45 years of years, for 20 of which he has sat as alderman. Battalion Grenadier Guards, Sir Robert servea ‘as been twice elected Mayor of the borough. in the Nile Ex ition of 1898, was present of age, and a younger ...

... Hettie Green, Kaye, and Booth. Three new socie- jes were afterwards received into the Union. RALLWAY GOODS GUARD INJURED. A railway goods guard, named Joseph Staton, of Junction Road, Woodhouse, was knocked down by a light engine at Woodhouse, yesterday ...

... badly injured about tho head and was taken to the hospital. Norman Newton wa: also taken to hospital. The driver, stoker, and guard of the train, three ladies, and three gentle men were also injured. oc TES AND WORDSWORTH Lecture by Professor Moore Smith ...

... when her pinafore caught fire.. The father was in the same room did his best to extinguish the fla at the time, and her in his jacket. mes by wrapping As he did not succeed, he called or three minutes. out for help, but the fire was not put out for twa ...

... About eighteen months ago, he com siness for retailing firecuards at Devonshire et reet, Rotherham, under the name of The Fire Guard Suppl pany, to commence which he borrowed a Farther £. from his mother-in-law. In April last, he sold the business to a ...

... after lecturing at the Univer- very efficient first aid rendered b: IFE SEPARATION SUIT to find work for themselves. In many | guards van was partially stripped. ambulance corps at Euston Station. y the W laces, wni le the labour exacted was trifing, the sity ...

... aged six, were temporarily left alone in the house, she lighted a piece ot paper at the fire, by thrusting it tween the bars of the guard, and in playing with it set fire to her pinafore. She ran out of the house, and her brother fetched the mother, who ...