... passage. The boy Was five years old. . She had closed the top door, but it could be pushed open. The fire in the room was small. There was no fire guard. Witness was away but ten minutes. One of the child’s petticoats was made of flanmelette. Her grandmother ...

... Rug; Fender and Fire Set; Candle Lampa. Bed Rooms Mahogany 4-Post, and Camp Bedsteads; Feather Beds; Hair Mattnaaca; Mahogany Winged Wardrobe and Clint of Drawcn; Dressing Glasses; Wash and Dressing Tabln; Commode*; Towel Rail*; Fire Guard*; Feuden, Ac. ...

... singlets. In the kitchen there was a fire, In front of which, however, there was no guard. Witness was in the yard when she heard a noise, and. going igto the house she found deceased standing on the bed with his clothing on fire. On tearing his shirts off she ...

... THE PREVENTION OF FIRES IN THEATRES. Mr. R. S. AA, an American, of Monaco, beta made the following suggestion for ensuring the. safety of theatre audiences against fire, awl the scheme has received approval in high managerial circles :—He urges that each ...

... wished. CRIMINAL PROCEED He told her:— The law requires that y 0 V , have a fire guard in cases and it is possible that there criminal proceedings against ? not having a guard. Any e ' you give here may be used ** you.” .j The woman said she the inquest ...

... Carpets; Barometer; a Quantity of Spar ; a Napkin Press; a neat Mahogany Sideboard ; Do. Couch ; a Sofa; Fenders and Fire Irons and Fire Guard; a Pair of Screens; a Painted Book cose; Mahogany Turned pole Bedstead, with Moreen Furniture, nearly new ; Camp ...

... Sanderson Welbury, the Coroner’s Officer, said that the mother of the dead girl’s friend admitted to him that she had no fire guard and proceedings were pending under* the Children’s Act in connection with the matter. A.R.P. WORK PARTY GIVES £25 TO FUND ...

... inspection until after Accsptance of @mpf‘;‘wo ,/ 10,592.—May Oth, 1904. T. D, Jacksen-and T7B / on-Tees. A coliapsibio fire guard (Coe M .accompanies Application). |’ WM 10,662.—May Sth, 1904, C. B Merz and A-iinf , £ castle-on-Tyne. Inprovements iOF ...

... period our history. Wild and lonely was that stretch of country over which more than 100 watchers at various points kept guard. FIRE CAGES OX PELE TOWERS Usually, they watched the fords over the Tweed, the Glen. Coquet, Ain, and Tyne, or from some vantage ...

... One Turkey (Carpet, 21 feet by feet C inches, and Rug; Crimaon Damask’Hangings for Three with Gilded Cornices; Bran Fender Fire Guard and Irona ; Tray Stand, Ac. DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, via. - Mahogany Centre, Card, Pier, and other Tables; Sofas; Easy and ...

... surgeon, stated tbat be was called in to see deceased, who was lying in tbe front parlonr against cupboard door, with a fire guard round him. Witness then described tbe appearance of tbe room, and tbe blood in tbe passage, and also found one spot of blood ...

... very tempest of fire. The Bailie Guard was reached: the garrison saved. But the cost was heavy, Neill fell like a true eoldier• shot through the heed, while of the entire force of about 2,000, one-fourth was killed and wounded. The rear guard. with many wounded ...