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... The staff is not strong, better arrangements should be made for teaching needlework. A fire guard is wanted for the school. The committee resolved that • fire guard be ordered at once. With reference to the question of the staff, the committee endorse ...
... Furniture: The committee have instructed that orders be given for school furniture as follows:—Battle Council school. 1 fire guard; Brynmawr Council school, blinds for windows; Llanthew Council school. 1 deck for infants.; Llanfrynach non-provided school ...
... LONG RANGE FIRING - April 28.—Two infantry and Imperial Guards reconnoitred Hushan. and one section detached to Shauguen. when the enemy fled. leaving five deed. Enemy fired long range from the neighbourhood of Hiu,lencheng upon Wiju sithout much effect ...
... Fire Rrimrt The report ol the Of the fire brigade. Mr J. J. Criffitha:. stlttord that the en- One and 3111111 were in good order. The hat held thirin6 , the lust and all mall were ag-reesble to the rate of 'The Superinendent. Mr H. J. Griffiths had left ...
... terribly s lest the dwelling house might next be set on fire. On Monday night P.s, Powell I was on guard. He arrived . . at housi . Tat elevenW4Ock engaged in conversation with tho inmates for fire minutes or so. In the meantime Misa Miller noticed sparks ...
... LLANWRTYD WELLS. Suspected Firing at a Train.—The guard of a London and North-Weiscrn train. on a-- riving at the Victoria Terminus, Saan-,a, the other day. reported that had ently fired at the train shout four outside Llanwrtyd station. A stnall hole ...
... in which they lost I heavily. A party of guards eventually got over and for hours held their own against a vastly superior force. Men fell in dozens trying to rush the bridge. The Artillery kept up a terrific fire all day and the Boers at length bad to ...
... resistance, the Second and Twelfth Divisions end Imperial Guards advanced from three node. driving the enemy before them. We captured at eight p.m. the line From Antungsian to Liusbukou, and the Imperial Guards surrounded the enemy on three and after a severe ...
... proceeded to the main entrance to the Palace, and called upon the officer of the guard to admit them. The °Seer refused. The alarm was given and the guard turned out. Part of the guard threw down their arms. The remainder refined to give way and were at once ...
... face of a deadly fire. The gun was dragged through the river, a difficult task without the persistent rifle and shell fire kept up by the enemy. The work of the scouts was completely nullified by the tactics of the enemy; neither rifle fire nor she:ling could ...
... this morning the naval guns fired a few shells at the advanced entrenchments of the enemy. The Boers replied with some shells from their big guns and rifle fire from the trenches. No harm was done. A detachment from the Guards yesterday made a small de ...
... staff should be etrengthened without delay, and the recommendation.) an to the ventilation, the ginned partition, and the fire-guard for the stove. Made in year's report, should reoeive attention. Infant The instruction of the infants was very satisfaotory ...