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... Biddy, offering a rich inducement to the driver 10 spread every stitch of sail the craft could arry. ' Much precious time was lost before getting | fairly on the track of the ingzi.vu, who, by this iimte, had & good hour and a hali the start. It was a bright ...
... {nfl\-dmz the “‘Um‘ of D“\Wm hisimiial antiastarer asd “m;: ,fim;r“'h“”r&= gate to talk to ber child, when defendant came ably have lost their lives. I / nINEn 3/ 6 the: Nati only d:skf“;!fi{ fl;gm;m;w:'n\'} Tr;:nf;at: fi'a’put- the oldest members of the Manchester ...
... ship .on the Tyne, entered the Army, and lost « finger at Pretoria, Coming home he woirked again on the Tyne, and was thrown out by a strike. Then“he went to sea as ship's fireman, but in America left the ship -and made his way up country in California ...
... yoers to the Home Secretary. CONTRACTS FOR NEW SHIPS Mainly, it is belieted, in conzequence ob a reduction in the price of materials, there is now a good dead of activity in connection with contracts ior new ships, alibough many of the vessels ordersd during ...
... thirty months, cost us £211.000.000. The war in the Far East cost Japan £130.000.000 and Russia £144,600,000, nct counting lost ships. At the Front Mr. Alan Ostler, of Halifax, is acting as one of the special war corvespondents of the “ Daily Express,” London ...
... WAR NEWS, H.M.S. AMPHION SUNK 130 LIVES LOST. Belgians Standing Out at Liege Local Nurses Calied Up for Service. The Secrciary of the Admiralty last night wsued the fellowing statement: — ¢ HALS. “ Amphion * sunk this morning after striking mine. Paymaster ...
... Harcourt’s work. He has produced some cunous characters but the message of A Place in the Sun” Lke * Hundle Wakes” will not be lost. Against a week-kneed spec.man of manhood, howover, Mr. Harcourt pits a sister, who represents all thut is best 1 womanbood ...
... Barrott at short leg from Morton in the hb.irdo‘ and Barrett made rather a lucky catch. Blackburn joined Jenkinson, and e good ship fo|lowui. Loose fielding gave the m more runs than the strokes deserved. Bootl a very easy ball, which gave Blackburn ufl boundary ...
... money. Tourists ocannot get their letters of credit honoured or their cheques and drafts cashed, while of others most have lost their means of livelihood, and are in a more or less desperate plight. The British Consulate is being (\ged to-day, but the ...
... crippled beyond all hopa of an effective advance towards Berlin on that side can now avail the Germans. The three weeks they have lost in Belgium have probably sealed the doom of the Prussian War Lords. The Russians have advanced one fifth of the way from their ...
... down our coasts, often in sight, looking for British ships to captuve. So far 1 have not learned that they have got anmy, but they are trying hard.” | Brighouse and the Crisis i Brighouse has lost no time in tackling | the distress problem, a peculiar ...
... was now on its way (Cheers). The was To balls and sports and parties we were always ensure freedom and safoty to merchant ships in of the army in France was bein im_medigmiy going out, N Turkish ;'uters. mg“w t!:nke measures that com- filled up and there ...