... threshing ma- chines, and a bathing machine. In his (Mr r Justici O'Brien's) view these enagmes were F not themselves liable to fire. The property about was in danger from them, and yet it was not the property but the machines which were insured. Why, a ...

... near Dr. Wall's bathing- place- He then proceeded to mention the circumstance to police, when he met the inspector, to whom he communi. cated the fact. Subsequently he saw the three female pri. soners sitting on the steps of a bathing machine talking to a ...

... THE ALLEGED INFERNAL MACHINE. Isaac Lillicrap, of Bridgewater, who, your readers will recollect, was arrested some months since, on landing at Boulogne, because of his being the bearer of an alleged infernal machine, and who was removeclto Paris to be ...

... The con- stable caught Mr M'Grath's machine with one hand and pet the other hand on his shoulder, after Mr. 'Grath had called out., For God's sake don't atop my machine. Mr. M'Grath was trying to stop the machine %when caught by the constable, when ...

... mother has suffered from ill-health lately. THE ALLEGED INFERNAL MACHINE CASE. Bath, Monday. Alfred Hawk hins, of Cardiff, was charged on remand at Bath to-day with sending explosive machines to two men named Darke and Crisp. Daske, who had sufficiently ...

... Invented a machine for -stamping the dates on rH. letters, ?? the postage stamps, &e, which Is said he to more nearly appr3ach perfection than any at present ok in use. A New Zealand paper says that ont of the chief ice advantages in bringing this machine into ...

... Ormond I Market, a machine boy in the employment of Measrs Shuley and Co, printers, Capel street, w`as charged with assaulting Thomas Byrne, another boy employed in the same establishment. It appeared that a strike arose among the machine boys in Messrs Shuley's ...

... service of the summonses, the case was dismissed without prejudice. I ?? Prosecution.-Mr. Daly, proprietor of'the Turkish Baths, Temple-street, was summoned at the instance of the Corporation, under the 5ist section of the Waterworks Act, 1861, for applying ...

... also inspected the cutting- room. In ihte Iast-namel department they saw the cutting-machine, which is able to cut out about50 armenta atthe same time. This machine vonsists of oue circular ku-fe. which revolves with great rapidity, and is driven by ...

... improved machine, or at least, had' made uise of the principles upon which it had been formed. At the former hearing his bonourrefused to grantthe injunction. If the machine of the defendant was not a copy, or a colourable copy of the original machine, the ...

... defendant said he was not able to express en opinion. Those machines were like Bath oheirs,. and Bath chairs werie Allbwead si'6d thie 2 footpath. . 2 Mr. O'DonD l sald that wps, he snpposed, because a Bath chairs generally contained invalids, and no- II body ...

... that the damage done will in no way affect the supply of Lipton's well-known COCee and coffee essence, as other premises and machiner* were immediately secured, and the preparation of both coffee and coffee essence will be proceeded with without any interruption ...