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... stork is connected with babies. for they have a great love for their young. The story of the bird that perished in the great fire at Delft rather than desert her unfledged young, is well known. wh.le the storks that continued to feed their nest.ings through ...
... positions of Nos 1. 2. one of them to be nectored. or 3 and skip, still as zealously safe. spurred into action, by any showed guarded as they were in Mitchell's advice, which more often than not, day gives away any o:an of campaign. A century of rink play ...
... drying on a clothes-horse caught fire, he pulled them to the ground, rolled on them, and kept the flames from spreading. Yes. in many ways, dogs have proved themselves well worth their weight in gold. Faithful companion and guard of a Welsh girt who is stone ...
... home over Lanark by 6 to 4- Winners—H. Torrens. J Rea. J. Crozier. J. M'Cullough. T. Black that man again), S. Whiteside (Fire. guards), and M. Young. W Revels, J. Hughes. W. M'Allister (Lanark). Anvil B 5. Sackville C 5. Gas. works failed to meet Harcourt ...
... Street and when Victoria Square was known as Police Square. In those days we hadn't the efficient fire service which is now available. The men who put out fires were paviors employed by the Corporation. Many a time, my reminiscent friend said to me. I was ...
... overacting by several of the women players to go unchecked—faults so common that one would imagine every producer to be on guard against them. The Club have a valuable find in Miranda Hamilton. a young schoolgirl who played the part of enfant terrible ...
... will Beckett, W. Boat (Roseheath B). have to make a supreme effort to Marble Arch B were visited by Fire- retain the trophy. Following are the guards and the points were divided. caddraws - -Tu ay— R. Monagain v J Savage (Sp i nner Street), Winners:—F ...
... have proved that china of this description will last for ever. In demonstrations to prove its impregnability volunteers have fired cups and saucers against concrete walls without damaging them in the slightest degree. I am informed that none of these unbreakable ...