... was not married, and the new heir to the i'>ukedom is Lord Alan lan Percy, who served in .North Africa with the Grenadier Guards. Reuter's Paris correspondent sayf-J-hat Earl Percy’s brother, Lord William Percy, jtbd^is .. , -- m •/««» vuviium ii»u ...

... fund started by Mr. W, 8. King (Mcssrs. Charles Sloper and Son) on bebalf of the employés who lost all their belongings in the fire &t Messrs. Arding and Hobbs at Battersea, resulted in Mbdwmum lrmh- received a letter from Arding and thanking him for his ...

... firmness. Allen would have to go, for the men recognised him their military leader. But Mackelvey, the fcreman, with a sufficient guard, should remain at the hacienda, and Dicky would be left in the charge Mrs. Mac. And I wish her joy of charge, said Allen ...

... greeted W. Thera was ioaring fire in the hall, another had been up in the dining-room, and the kettle boiling gsilv the kitchen. Moreover, the breakfast tilings were laid, and on the old-fashioned hob by dining-room fire stood dish of fresh eras and bacon ...

... and told the cavass to fire. I fired two shot* myself. Then heard some more men cropping. over the wall between ms. and lome, five over one wall and four over another. faced round and. standing back to back with .ho cavass, fired the new assailants, but ...

... and killed them both cutting their throats. The murderer then (led to hi* home, and before tbe police could trace him set fire tc bit room and perished in the flames. GLADSTONE CENTENARY. TO MEMORY OF THE LIBERAL LEADER. Wednesday being the centenary ...

... la covered hr inenrance in the Sun Fire Office. A rick fire occursd at Prattshayes about 2S years ago. but the cause was then, spontaneous combustion, and the rick wss totally destroyed. The origin the present fire is unknown, but was undoubtedly due ...

... removals, and 7 fires were attended, giving total 285. July provided total of 272, Haw 27*, December 251, October 253, June 253, and August 233 cases. May held the record regards fires, the wagons attending no than 23 outbreaks. The total number fire# attended ...

... NOTICE Tor WHOM IT MAY CONCER: ATMEN, AND ALL FIRING ON PORT TIPLE RANGES WHEL PLACE DURING MONTH OP JA! 1910, 6 AM. UNTIL HL A BO! For General South-Western POC TORE RRO of CE. to = te the: ba — if te the Chairman. sot Candidates willteg to stand. Sosh ...

... from the effects of blood poisoning caused by a thorn, which scratched his finger while he was trimming a hedge. Accideats. Fire gutted the Duke's Head Inn, Laindon Common, near Brentwood. Except a parrot. the whole contents of the premises were thy,- ...

... to be made by the American Federation of Labour Organisations to fight Untied States Steel Corporation. It i« estimated that fire the Customs bacco stores Alexandria resulted in lots £300,000. which fighting for the power of popular representation the ...

... Are into which she put a comb. Her clothing caught alight, and vha received burns which proved fatal. There was guard in front of the fire. The jury returned verdict accidental death, and pointed out th* danger of n.l>«l«4d combs, adding that all celluloid ...