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... child's nightdress, in which she had been attired, catch. ing fire. A verdict of Accidental death from burns WEIS returned, and Mr. Howe advised Mr. Hilstian to see that the fire was properly guarded in future. ...
... minutes the unconscious pilot was lying on sacks in guard's van, the fire had been stamped out, and the train was on is way northward, while Jerry explained his hurry to the friendly ears of the guard. ...
... under hilts as lie hued. The bullet merely sent splinters flying (root the stage.. Another Iled guard fired. Itanisay wiamded and lay still. Next tint hi guards went down before another volley frills the Blue Shirts whit were now pouring ill I front the ...
... was worse. there was uo water, so that Ismses which had a hot-water system heated by the kitchen range could not light the fire to cook; and what was more serious, as soon as the supply in the cisterns ran out, ull london was threatened with death by ...
... sacked from end to' (qui, the houses would be plundered, the Inniates subjected to brim] out. istre and the buildings set on fire aMt incendiary tubes. The adios ent streets would be untouched. and a little further on the mob would be content with merely ...
... Scamp). Fox Terriers, smooth, Junior Dog. —lst, T. J. Hargest, Neath , Rapid Fire). Graduate, Dog.—lst, T. 2. Hargest, Neath (Rapid Fire). Open, Dog.—T. J. Hargest flapld Fire); tiil, D. H. Williams, Neath (Hillboro' Dandy), Novice, Ditch.—lst, T. J. Hargest ...
... imes i , Sati • ‘. edd GUARD i lAN, APIL 13, 1928. (Cootlntied from proirlois.Columix.) The honeymoon be spent in Bournemouth. Mr: Lewis is secretary of' Pyle Cricbet Club. and a member of the teaching staff at Bryndu Schools. On their return from Bournemouta ...
... was a gasheated drying cupboard, beyond the purse, alas, of most would-be tenants, but priceless in its comfort and safe-guarding of health by the easy drying of wet garments, etc. One young couple, anyway, gave u 0 the idea of an expensive gramophone ...
... GUARANTEES. Willie Green; 3rd. John Jones; 4th, guard of honour Councillor D. G. ' Davies, 7.11., Mr. • Basil Arnold, Neath Swimming HOME PROTECTION. ,s also did mem. and Mrs. Conway Williams, Mr. and Club. FIRE. BURGLARY. , delachme„ts Mrs. Shortt, Mr. H ...
... of silken armour, and a rusty sword, saying: To reach the Snake, you must cross the Fiery Marsh, and slay the Dragon, who guards the palace on the opposite side. You will conquer, if your courage fail not. The Eagle will carry you to the edge of the Fiery ...
... bullet. He leapt for: %%aid. Hold that man, he cried, but 114 , 111 . of the group attempted to do s, and the man who had fired, a paing 1.11. A. man, slipped 'out and d isappeared. Vans spoke his mind freely to the men who had let hint escape, and left ...
... then people of Cwmgellytwll on the .Parish Council thereof, and on that placed it in a bag. Witnes s and a body he jealously guards the good cons table followed the defendant name and importance of himself , the and, overtaking kiln, charged him Labour Party ...