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... A Big Bang. LINOLEUM PREVENTS DAMAGE. Thera was a suni!ar occurrence at I'. Hulse-road, Southampton, he resident , : vi Bridei, whore • piece of bedroom linoleum, acting as an insulator. is reg a ded ss having prevented .o ry damage. One of the maids ...

... BIG BANG AT COSHAM. !Feat et as Earthquake that was Nut. During the week-end • .err fie report, similar to the firing of heavy cannon, canted considerable alarm in the Cosham and Drayton district, residents rushing out of their houses into the street ...

... ANOTHER ‘BIG BANG.’ Stranded Whale to be Blown Up at Sea. and other Whalehone, paddles, of the whale stranded a t Atherfield, are to be sent to the British Museum, and after they have been removed, the carcase W! spersed by ex- be towed out to sea and ...

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... NO BIG BANG OR WATERSPOUT. The first attempt to blow up the cruiser Ariadne, which was sunk in 1917 by a German submarine tire miles of Enatinaurne, ,was made on minday afternoon. Six guncotton charges, weighing 50Ib. each, were fired by electricity from ...

... in the Channel, almos in the fairway of the ipping, says th “ Daily Express Five tons of explosive will be used, anc the “ big bang ” will include four hundre: Se@ mines sto: on board the cruiser, 2: well as the contents of her magazine. The Ariadne was ...

... AFTERNOONS cess eee THE ESPLANADE BAND i for can be privately inctior Danes and ation TROJANS — HOCKEY CLUB Will hold a BIG BANG DANCE TO-NIGHT Esplanade Assemb: In the Main Baliroom R im 6. Come in Your Wundreds to a Real Firework Nig DANCING 8—1 6 ...

... TRANSMISSI 4 If a big bang 1s heard during the week: end no one eed be learimned. It will be scientific experiment ar- ranged by the Netherlands Government in connection with the transmission of sound of explosions. The big bang will consist of the explo- ...

... Southsea’s Big Bang Owing to their being in the th of the new sea-wa under process construc- tion, the four concrete shelters situated at the western end of Southsea Castle are being demolished, and a fairly large crowd assembled a ut noon yesterday to ...

... up te a great height, and not a tree or plant was left standing for an area of 100 to 150 yards round. The object of the big “bang” was to ascertain whether wind, temperature, etc., the travel of sound. British meteorological stations were on the ui vive ...

... to complete the blowing-u of the sunken cruiser Ariadne, lying ve miles off East- bourne. As far away as Beachy Head the ” big bang was heard and big pieces of shell plates were sent into the air. Eveh now, however, the task is not com- pleted, although ...