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... Lord and Lady Egerton chatted freely with the recipients, and wisbed them all a pros- Perous new year. . Did it Contain the Lost Jewels? A woman's leather dressing-case was picked up, yesterday, on the Great Western Railway between Slou{hnnd Windsor. The ...
... The crowd saw him turning and wheeling furiously op and down the sky, rising and T-RLA& whirling under and over, till they lost count. r. Hucks had made his 101st loop when he came down to the ground, and then he was at once seized by. the spectators ...
... Giving evidencw ai Menai Bridge Police Oann‘ vesterday, Dr R M. Willmms mentioned that his oung Actress's Despai watch only lost tive minutes in the course of twelve v ..‘ 3 . : 2 months. A solicitor: You doa’t wamt to sell it, by While members of the ...
... warrant officers, and 48 stafl secgeants and sergeants, are now in residence at the barracks. Searchlights for Ship Canal The Manchester Ship Cabal Company have recently carmed out a number of experiments with searchlights with o view to as=sisting the ...
... GUARDIAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1914. SO AT Yhe PAILY GUARDIAN 3 T—— A ———————————————— T—— ————————— —— ————— TO-DAY’S POLICE. LOST SUBMARINE. TO-DAY’S RACING. m—————— w —————— . | HALIFAX BOROUGH COURT. NO DEFINITE NEWS. HURST PARK MEETING. s’RIK’”G BA R ...
... Hughes said that the late Sir Wi, Allen was a member of Parliament, a Scote tish chieftain, a giant, a poet, and an expery on ships’ boilers. He was continually mak. ing long speeches on boilers, and on one occasion he complained to Mr. Hughes thag his speeches ...
... statistics as to the maritime losses in 1913. Of British ships (500 tons and upwards) 58, and of British sailing ships 10 were totallv lost. Of foreign ships 109 steamers and 58 sailing ships were totally lost. ...
... naval safety. And for the same reason any motion @ a compromise on throe ships instead of four is equally out of the question. It is a matter of prim:;:‘l-, as well as of ships. 1f Mr. Lloyd George was serious when he talked to the friendly journalist ...
... (o the captain, to be handed over to the men when they reach London. The escort released the men from their cabiue when the ship was outside the three-mile limt. | Untoward Funera! Incident * An untbward incident occurred st the funeral of the Rev. Blmitt ...
... 890 delegates are expected. The Authoress of the * Lost Chord” - Yesterday was the fiftieth anniversary of the death of Adelaide Anne Proctor daughter of *‘° Barry Cornwall,” u‘ suthoress of the ‘* Lost Chord.”” Sullivas read the poem one night, when sitting ...
... at his captor. - An-{v[m.her. pray ?” *To sea,” replhed the boy. *¢ Indeed,” said Mr. Bliss, collaring his captive, whom he lost no time i conducting to a place of confivement whence escape was impossible. “ [ shall send him to sea,” said Mr. Bliss, in ...
... dies ; constitute a barner to his appointment. At other name favoured i-m:nt of t);: G. N Barnes, who was displa from leaden ship by Mr, lnaifl after a year's tenure, The Royal Albert Institution Every year the subscribers of m Albert Institution for the ...