... down the ladder. But be was too late to save his life. Then it was found that there was another child on the third floor. Fireman Greenwood went up, forced an entrance, and brought out, unconscious, an eighteen-months-old child. MARRIAGE A DISQUALIFICATION ...

... thrashing machine was broken to pieces, and a man named Ellis Sforritt, who was employed as fireman of the traction-engine, received injuries from which he died a few hours afterwards. It is stated to have been a very foggy morning. Colonial Addison does ...

... his coolie opponent, the other English fireman receiv iug a blow on the head with a shovel. The magistrate ordered the coolies to be arrested. The two wounded men were conveyed to tha hospital, where Brown died. ...

... Barrow-on-Soar when it was run int• from behind by a train hound for Derby. The driver of the engine, a man named Brooks, and the fireman, named Wallis. both of Nottingham, were hurled amongst the coal in the tender. The engine ran unattended until Brooke recovered ...

... medical profession. Mr. Kebbell goes on to say:— Just prior to the Whitechapelmurders he bad been getting his living as a fireman on a cattle boat, and basing beea.auspected . and watched by the police, was arrested in the very act of mutilating a woman: ...

... Liverpool, and on the following day at seven p.m. John Cummings, fireman, was taken ill with violent purging and cramp in the stomach. Re was treated as the master best knew how, but died on the 11th, pt two o'clock in the afternoon. On the 14th inst. ...

... ng lytek into the omen. sir with child. under each arm. Beth. wt re alive, but terribly burnt, :sod the died ahno.t iriniedintely, *lto the girl died the following meaning. Sheerness ' the preen iee-3 et Metiers. Murray and Wenm an. ironmongers, withr stock ...

... building it was evident that the dead had been suffocated, their burns, as a rule, being very slight. On the third floor a fireman found three holies huddled in a corner, one being that of Charles Bird, the caretaker. Apparently Bird had been trying to ...

... Bartlett, steward ; W. Martin, steward ; H. Limiter, fireman ; J. Payne, fireman ; C. Thorne. fireman ; C. Osman, fireman ; G. Grant, fireman ; F. Carter, fireman ; G. Bagley, trimmer; J. Palmer, ...

... Thomas Moffat, of Wigton, who died many years ago. On one occasion there met in the shop three veterans whose united ages totalled 271 years (97, 87, 87). One of them, a John Wilkinson, who commented on the wonderful meeting, died a short time afterwards. ...

... nt Brown and Fireman Cronin. A panic followed amongst the crowd, but Inspector Hopkins and the police quickly extricated the firemen. Superintendent Brown was found to be terribly injured, his face, ribs, and arms being crushed. Fireman Cronin had one ...

... took them to a local jeweller, who told him they were worth about 16. Immediately afterwards Summers gave them to a ship's fireman, who pawned them for £5, and gave the lad A 4. With this Summers bought a new suit of clothes, telling his parents that it ...