... and A*h Bedroom Suites, &e. The Pictures comprise Engravings. Etchings, and Prints, &e. (MISCELLANEOUS :—2 garden Seats, Fire Guard, Kitchen and Culinary Xitensils. VIEW MONDAY, 17th inst., from 2 o'clock. '• Cataiogueg in course of preparation, R. H. ...

... ::: ** AU: P ifirroitt e nTea , t Sets Mum eoniprisa Engravings, Etching., and Priats. MISCELLANEOUSe-2 Nedra Seats, Fire Guard. Ritchie* and Culinary Utensils. ON VIEW MONDAY, 17th last., from I o'clock. 'etillogun In came of preparation. R. H. FINLAY ...

... vapour; Blake, the poetpainter, they were innumerable and majestic com (»aii y of angels and archangels arrayed in robes of fire to guard the spacious portals of the heavenly places. The modem man science—- eavs -Mr. Chesterton in his brilliant way—who write* ...

... dose to tho place, when tho Germans set a terrific fire. I suppose their artillery did not quite realise what was happening until tho Guards were almost the village. For minute so terrific was tho fire I thought they must turn and come back, but they lived ...

... GUARDS AND TANKS. Association Special Coubespondknt, Correspondente* Headquarters, Wednesday. the battle of yesterday and around (? Fontaine) were battalions of the Grenadiers, Coldstreams, and Scots and Irish Guard©. little further the opposing line ...

... ON GUARD IN THE TRENTINO. [Barnes Intercepts. Collected Wisauas Press.] • - Rome, Friday. To-day’s communique says:— Hostile aircraft continued active yesterday the Treatino. the Erenytiug front, and far the upper valleys of the Carnia. Our machines attacked ...

... THE IRISH GUARDS. It is desirable that the Pollee Column should draw attention to the fact that the band of this distinguished regiment is Low quartered at the 2.1. C. Depot, Dublin, and will visit later on Belfast, Armagh, and other parts of Ireland ...

... this village yesterday, our Guards, with great heroism, fought the Grenadiers of ,this German Guard aad the Seth Promise Zeaimerit, 4fhile tinted' linesmen attacked BOWlon village. Pre.a6M by a barrage end teaks, our Guards advanced ot Fontaine. The German ...

... SUBMARINES AS PIRATES: --,- 'VIRTUAL ACT OF WAR BY WILSON. ARMED GUARD ON VESSELS. RIGHT TO FIRE 0$ EIGHT. wastifwaroN. Monday.—The Unita States Government is not leaving the world In doubt regarding the decision takes to the merchant vessels of the country ...

... of each structure. either owl tlje Brooklyn Erhlge there was placed thnje-jx)under and a one-pound rapid-fire gun. The other bridges were guarded by rapid-brers and machine-gun.-i. Last night the river under the bridges was brilliantly lighted big reflector ...

... THE HOME FIRES. The Impressions of a Woman Patrol. Two ftcfaoolgirb in cool drosses wore playing on a shady lawn somewhere the suburbs our city. Their opponents were tall boys white flannels, whoso vigorous play’ did not all disconcert th© nimble maidens ...

... FIRE IN BELFAST. An outbreak of fire occurred yesterday morning in old waggon in temporary use a etore at May’s Fields, Stewart Street, on the premise? the Great Northern Railway Company, The Brigade’s services were brought into requisition, and the flames ...