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... KITCHEN BOILER EXPLOSION AT SANDAL. W»dne«dav alarming explosion in !aeyza Haddiugtev-hill, Sanual, the resi, nee Mr. T. C. Whaiev, who c«rriev ou business a* ' .erntst ana druggist Kirk/ate, Wakefield, 'lite family «d oeen iway from h*»metora few days ...
... tha house broke the service pipe, and nsiderable accumulation took place between the ruling the kitchen and the floor of the taproom. Toe air the kitchen became changed with gas. that- ignited the fire, and there via a The ceiling brought and other * ...
... 1g a wooden partition, the upper part being glass. - This ie at room leads into a back kitchen, which projects into id the yard behind the house. Over this kitchen there was a roos, lot off to Mr. George Frederick Bywater, n, freworl' ma;nufacturer, and ...
... mansion house of Cbarleton, near Montroee, the property of Mr. George More Gordon, was burnt down on Saturday night. The kitchen flue became overheated; a joist commuaicating with bedroom on the upper story ignited, and thaefforts of the servant* to quench ...
... secretary, 'vice Mr. lsanc C. WVatsou. Several otner changes were mado iui tile committee. ERXPLOSION OF A KITCHEN BOILERt AT MNfAN- CEESTERa.-'ihe kitchen boiler in tle housi of Ntr. Keurlal, at r inteti, Paitricroit, Manchester, explrcded on Saturday, blowing ...
... President, Mr. W. Beckwnorth vice- president, and Mr. F. Gallsworthy hon. secretary. M1r. ii'. 0. Kitchen was appointed treasurer, in the place of Mr. Edward Kitchen, his father, who died in May last. The latter had filled the office for twentv-two years. Before ...
... who koew ?? Kitcienoer-is thit M. Selikovitch should have trarislated to him thre story told by the two Soudanese. Major Kitchener knows the languages and the dialects of the Soudan aud the3 Egypto-Soudantse provinces better than arty of us who speak theor ...
... the rising oftheinsurgentshereon ShroveTuesdaynight. The stranger fled downstairs on the gentleman's approach towards the kitchen, and on his passage there was observed by two other gentlemen, friends of the proprietor of the house, who had also an opportunity ...
... profess to look after the interests of the poor in London already, were not enough, some ' philanthropists ' propose more soup kitchens and free dormitories. The demo. ralising and debasing effect of our insane Poor Law machinery, in conjunction with the organised ...
... the wiadew, tat eoakl ant open it; than forced oa-n tka d«r. A qeantity af Hann apoa dotbet-h in front the fin in tke tack kitchen waa aflame, and tke woodwork wringing- mnnbine, with numer .ua thereon, aad ahair aad other faraitare ware alee bnrnmg. Mr ...
... Loeds.-Imnprovements alplicable to regenerative and other gas furnaces, Francis Dixrn Nuttall, St. IHelen's.-Improvements in kitchen ranPes, firc-grates, and other stoves, Jos. Wood, Bradford. -Improvements in railway buffers, Geo. Turton, Sheffield. -In ...
... POli-constablo Longley. About one o'clock on Thursday afternoon the child was left by its mother for a moment or two in the kitchen of her dwelllng-lOieS. It was placed in a chair about three yars fom he iregrate, and in the same apartmenet was, itrs bromther ...