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... Beach, Cardiganshire. FIRE AT WOOLWICH ARSENAL. There was a fire at Woolwich Arsenal eai'y on Saturday. Smoke was seen pouring from caol depdt E. 67. near the fourth gate, just before 6 o'clock, and the Arsenal and London Kire Brigades were called. After ...
... discharged under the Territorial Army Regulations. 1914. CHAUFFEUR KILLED. A chauffeur named John Senior, 82, of Hull was killed at Skidley, near Hull, Sunday. ' was driving a motor car Castle Hill when, in trying avoid a motor cyclist, he ran into heap or stones ...
... and, therefore, the inclusion of lead arsenate in the spraying programme for most top fruit would seem definitely worth while. The caterpillars of both Winter and March Moths are easily destroyed a lend arsenate wash, and success is practically assured ...
... there is cockle seed, a black seed something like onion seed, which when ground and the hulls sifted out leaves white flour which is little less harmless than arsenic. A few years ago I was advised to buy a couple of tons of this cockle flour. I mixed it ...
... on June 13th. 1917. One aeroplane bomb fell in the grounds of Woolwich Arsenal, bloving out the end of a carpenters' shop. On oocasion 23 incendiary bombs were dropped the Arsenal without serious results. Bombs missed Westminster and Waterloo Bridges ...
... Southern, 100 qrs linseed for T. N, Foster, and 100 bris cement and a general cargo for Gopsill Brown. for J. and C, Sturge. From Hull—the Breeze, of Boscastle, Billing, 46, with 303 qrs peas » 39, with 339 barley for Southan and From 7ruro—the Duke of Wellington ...
... and a final order was granted. George Wood, of Siddington, assistant farmer, came up for his first examination, sap} yy Mr. Hulls, of Gloucester. He was opposed by Mr. ilward, imstrucied b: Mr. Haines, of Far- ingdon, on bebalf of a creditor name ey. The ...
... appears to be lying in the east harbour alongside the great crane. Only her mast tops are visible, the hill completely hiding her hull. The Japanese naval and military guns are to-day being concentrated upon the the Bayan, and the Sevastopol. Telegraphing at ...
... HACK. Messrs. Roper and Sou.—Gentlemen, —Some time ago I got injured in buck from lifting a*large piece of wood iu the Royal Arsenal, and was confine*i to my bed for three months, during which lime the Royal Liver Friendly -■society paid 10*. a week, and ...
... have been much more disastrous Mr. Hodgson, the chemist fr om whose shop the arsenic had been obtained, William Godda rd, his assistant, who made the mistake in supplying the arsen who made the lozenges, have been appreh: » and Joseph Neal, before the magistrates ...
... relief is such that ady Edwards will never without a bottle Jacobs Oil. HENRY COATES, of 11, Cheatham Place, Adelaide Street, Hull, before Mr. K. Singleton, a Commissioner to Administer Oaths in the Supremo Court of Judicature, and made oath follows: That ...
... contracts for nearly 400 more- at the stipulated price of from lit boat and ship builders at Liverpool. Dundee, Hartlepool. Hull. Loudon, and on the Clyde and Tyne. It is computed that six hired transports would be sufficient for the conveyance of the ...