Staff Brigade Quell Outbreak at Woolwich—M.P.'s House Damaged Woolwich Arsenal Fire Brigade fought a small fire which broke out at the Arsenal yesterday. No one was injured and employment will not be affected. When a fire occurred at the house of Mr. Cecil Malone, M.P., on Satur

ROOF TORN Near the bottom of the hill the gradient is one in five. The vehicle crossed the road, - dashed into a garden near a cottage, somersaulted twice, and then came to rest near the cottage. The roof of the vehicle was torn off and the occupants thrown in all directions. An

Boy Drowned and Mother Rescued at Molesey Weir—Brothers' Tragedy While a Jewish family party were bathing in the - Thames at Molesey Weir yesterday, a boy was drowned and his mother -rescued while in difficulties. Mr. J. Mutimer, thirty, of Willesden, was drowned while bathing a

£5O Trophy and a Large Sum in Cash Prizes BY OUR MOTOR-BOAT CORRESPONDENT Names of two new motor-boat clubs have been added to those organising eliminating races for the Daily Mirror £5O International Challenge Trophy next month. These are : Lytham St. Annes Motor-Boat Club and

To me all this is one more proof that authorship to-day should strictly be classed as manual labour. Our writer produces ail airy trifle, the publisher applies the yeast until some semblance of a book results, and then the author gets down to his real task of signing, signing, s

\%TE hope that very considerable alleviation of unemployment and industrial depression in the North will result in time from the enterprise with which the Daily Mirror, in connection with other newspapers, is engaged, on the banks of the Manchester Ship Canal. This, as our news

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