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... the Directors of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway Company with a request that so far as practicabfc’z causes of complaint may be removed and further facilities in the mutual advantage of the travelling public and the company themselves. - LONG ...
... hecause the pain has gone. But, alas, he is mistaken. The inflammation which was confined to the surface of the lung strikes inwards and, whereas the poor man ‘began with pleurisy, he ends with pneumonia. THE DOCTOR AND HIS STETHOSCOPE. And what about the ...
... STREETS. 7.0 the ]':'dilur of The Leader. Sir.-On reading the complaints in the Leader ' regarding the playing of football 1 the streets, | thought I would like to make similar complaint about Sheridan Street. I'he tenants at the top end are annoyed ...
... side is quite different ; about 50ft, from her bow there is & huge hole about as big a 8 a door ; the iron plates being bent inwards 4ft., and the rock must _have caught agains this and bent the forward end in when the Téméraire tried to pull her off, From ...
... York with a large number of passengers on board, a collision took place between her and the Allan Line steamer Norwegian, inward bound. The State liner was struck on the port-bow, and several of the plates were knocked in, the force of the collision driving ...
... ordered at Moscow, that in dLlrublic huildi:fil the loors of the main entrances shall open outwards instead of, as hitherto inwards. The reason of this arrangement is to enable peeple to have free ogress in the event of any accident or panic occuring. Tug ...