... Pugin (the first brass poster lied made in England), mahogany, grained and other bedroom furniture, toilet ware, nursery fire guard, kerb sets. Well-made OAK BEDROOM SUITES, easy chairs, 6ft. well-made settes, coal purdoninm, Axminster carpets, Axminster ...

... vaj-e; Mr. ami Mrs. J- (Portsmouth), silver cigarette box; Mr. A. and Miss Bradfield. electric iron; Mrs. W. Bradfield. brass fire guard; Mr. Claude Bradfleld am! Miss H. Keep. Japanese tea service; Kev. K. L. Hawe*. book; Miss M. Uadclifle. book: Mrs. K. R ...

... LARGE Garden WJieelbarrow. or would exchange it for eight Han Fowls. —5, St. Martin’s Hill. Canterbury. 012 GAS Fire, Oiiest Drawera, Fire Guard, Small Steps, and Ladder.—l4l, High* street, Ramsgate. 12 BILLIARD Table, 6ft. 3ft.; Stevena make; accessories; ...

... Guarding the Child. During severe tbunderstom that night Arabs tried enter the camp. About twenty rounds were fired. I took the tent doorway with rifle I had taken with me, and my wife stood? by the child’s bed with my pistol. However, the situation quietened ...

... precautions to guard against fire that would have occurred to engincman experienced in the handling of vessels driven with oil fuels. The Court considers that everything that was possible was done the skipper and crew to extinguish the fire. The following ...

... Sandison was in the garden a spark from the fire in a basement room set fire to some clothing hanging on the guard. In the room which rapidly filled with smoke, small child was lying in i’s cradle by the fire. Mrs. Sandison snatched the baby away from its ...

... Farm (belonging to Mr. Geo. Griggs) having caught fire. On receipt of newt or the outbreak just before ten o'clock Chief Officer Johnson turned out with the motor fire engine and portion of the Ramsgate Fire Brigade, and soon after they were on the scene ...

... eight o’clock the guard was withdrawn. The fire attracted large numbers of people, many motorists pulling up the road to watch events. Flames shot to a great height, and dense clouds of smoke arose from the blazing mass. At night the fire could seen distinctly ...

... the War Memorial Cross, in the churchyard, there will mounted guard honour of ex-service men, under the command of Major darke, 0.8. E., D. 5.0., M.C., and. after the inspection of the guard, the Mayor Ramsgate (Alderman W. Coleman'), who will, be accompanied ...

... held. Paraded in front the memorial and on either side its approach was large detachment of the Royal Air Force forming a guard honour with fixed bayonets. Appropriate music played, and the singing the hymns led the K.A.F. ban*l. Many member.- the British ...

... orders for September;—Sunday next: Parade. Drill Hall. In uniform, all ranks who have not fired their annual musketry course. This is the last opportunity of firing, and those who have not qualified by the 16tb September will returned as non-efficient. ...

... in the early hours of yesterday morning by the biggest fire which has occurred in the town for many years past. For six hours the combined energies of the Ramsgate, Broadstairs, and Margate Fire Brigades were brought to bear on the outbreak, and it was ...