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... Brigade the lOtfi Irish Division. Cant. Godley. who is now 88. also “did his bit” in the Second World War a leader In a fire guard section of the Civil Defence from 1909 until the end hostilities; and he recc'ved a ni’dal for seven vears’ work in the ...
... MAN DIES IN FIRE 90 patients rescued from Eire mental home A man was burned to death and 90 patients were removed to safety when fire caused extensive damage to St. Patrick's Mental Institution at Belmont Park. Waterford, early on Saturday morning. The ...
... GARDENER’S DEATH IN MENTAL HOME FIRE A GARDENER employed U the hospital tor male mental detectives at Belmont Park, Ferrybank, Waterford, conducted by the Brothers ot Charity, lost his life when ftre caused extensive damage to the hospital early on Saturday ...
... MENTAL HOSPITAL FIRE IN EIRE. 90 PATIENTS REMOVED. In one of the worst fires experienced in Waterford for many years the hospital for male mental defectives at Belmont Park, Ferrybank, in charge of the Brothers of Charity, was destroyed by fire on Saturday ...
... tunics gold at the changing of the guard ceremony In the Palace forecourt. In honour of the King’s 54th birthday. The King was working as usual at his desk during the morning. noon Royal salutes of 41 guns were fired in Hyde Park and from the Tower of ...
... police and with an escort of Scots Guards. Mr Malcolm Macdonald. Commissioner-General for South-East Asia, personally represented the King at the impressive memorial service. As the first gun of 17-gun salute was fired the funeral party left the cathedral ...
... outside the headquarters of the London Fire Brigade, Albert Embankment, where a guard of honour of firemen and officers was drawn up. The Union Jack was flying at half-mast on top of.the building. At the crematorium fire brigade trumpeters sounded the Last ...
... Robinson. , Master of the Irish Ifgh Court in lon the pretext of going to theiDublin on Monday and formally !cloakroom, got his guards to re-,transferred to the Circuit Court. move his handeurs. Dashing alone The Princess Royal and Sir All the platforeh, he ...
... Is a building of five storeys. Three hours after the explosion eight bodies had been recovered from the wreckage. National Guard officials estimate the dead at between 30 and 35, while the Red Cross said that one worker had counted 16 bodies. The police ...
... 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 ...
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... calf. A pregnant cow yielding e ,s. lons of milk in a year require , proximately 100 lbs of lime dsthat period to meet fully A fire which broke out on a needs. SALT A GOOD APPETISER. G th . e N. m ß . ni g n o;a r t s ti e n t n a he t r 4 11th. c 1 k 94 ...