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Uprising against FrenchThe populace of Naples rise up against the French
Kaffirs shoot at StormKaffirs fire their arrows at storm clouds in hope of saving their crops : French wine growers try similar methods
Fire / Hose CarriageHand-drawn hose-carriage and reel, partly maintained by the ratepayers of London, partly by a contribution from the Fire Insurance Companies, and partly by the Government
Steam Fire-Boat / 1874A fire-boat designed and constructed by Merryweathers for the River Wear Commissioners. The pumps could throw any type of water, however muddy or salty
Flame-Resistant ClothingMefisto flame-resisting clothing introduced by Merryweathers in the late 1920s, allowing firemen to enter a burning area and continue to work
Line-Throwing Gun / 1920SMerryweather line-throwing gun in use. These guns held 100 yards of line, allowing access to high buildings
Smoke Helmets in UseSmoke helmets in use by two members of a colliery rescue brigade, allowing breathing in a smoky or poisonous atmosphere for several hours if necessary
Monitor Water Pump / JetA large Monitor water pump, providing a powerful jet, mounted onboard the Beta III fire-boat of the London Fire Brigade
Operating a Large JetA group of fire-fighters operate a large jet
Fire Motor-Cycle / SidecarA motor-cycle fire-fighting unit, with a sidecar accommodating 500 feet of hose standpipes, branch-pipes, turncocks and tools
Fire-Fighting EquipmentIdeal first-aid fire appliances, originally supplied by Merryweathers to The Liverpool Victoria Friendly Society
Fire-Fighting Hose / TowerA fireman operates a hose from a tall water tower
Fire Spraying HelmetAutomatic spraying helmet in use
Merryweather TurntableIn 1908 Merryweathers designed and constructed the first motor fire-ladder built on the one-engine principle, using the same motor which propelled the vehicle
Bristol Chemical EngineHorse-drawn chemical engine, supplied by Merryweathers for the City of Bristol. The copper cylinders held the chemical fire-fighting compounds
Quick-Hitch Harness / 1881Shortly after 1880 the quick hitch harness was developed, allowing faster response to call-outs by the fire brigade
Hatfield Trailer PumpMerryweathers Hatfield trailer motor fire-pump, able to negotiate narrow lanes and therefore suitable for country districts
Hose and Ladder CarriageHose and ladder carriages by Merryweathers. Each ladder was provided with sockets so that they could all be fitted together to form one long fire-escape
LAZY-TONGS FIRE-ESCAPELazy-tongs fire escape, a novel idea in which a sliding stage is mounted on an extending trellis-work frame or support
INDIA FIRE PUMP / 1883Merryweathers India hand force-pump, for use in country districts and on big estates
Fire Escape Shute / 1884Merryweathers fire-escape ladder and canvas chute, enabling persons to descend rapidly from a burning building
Handheld ExtinguisherA hand fire suds machine being used to smother burning liquids with a semi-fluid substance containing an inert gas
NATIONAL FIRE ESCAPENational fire-escape in use. The second or smaller portion of the ladder was fixed at a point on the main ladder and lifetd outwards when required
French Students ProtestA protest or chahut of Paris students in a classroom on the Rive Gauche, Latin Quarter
Fire Safety NetA child plunges into a safety net, escaping the flames of a burning house
Jean Bart in ActionThe French admiral Jean Bart, threatened by a superior Dutch fleet, cries Comrades, no more cannon-shots, use your sabres ! and wins the day with hand-to-hand fighting
Rj War / Suez CanalThe Russian Baltic Fleet passes eastwards through the Suez Canal, the shortest way to the scene of the fighting
Royal Niger Co. FightingSoldiers of the British Royal Niger Company form a square to attack the camp of the Emir of Lapaie and subdue West African resistance to British colonial efforts
Jehoshaphat in DesertJehoshaphat, fourth king of Judah leads his people into the desert, and the Levites sing, whereupon their enemies turn to fighting one another. A rather confused story
Palamon and ArcitePALAMON AND ARCITE The two knights, Palamon and Arcite fight for the favour of Emelyne
Gordon RiotsThe anti-Catholic Gordon Riots in London
Peregrine WilloughbyPEREGRINE BERTIE, lord WILLOUGHBY of Eresby soldier, mostly in Europe, fighting in the Netherlands and France where he assisted Henri IV. with his autograph
Margaret Ctss CumberlandMARGARET countess of CUMBERLAND, wife of George Clifford, earl, who spent his time fighting the Spaniards so they had only one child. with her autograph
German 1st Ww Pill-BoxFormidable German pill box at Bullecourt, scene of bloody fighting during the Battle of Arras
Hereward Vs NormansHEREWARD THE WAKE How the Saxon hero Hereward cleared Bourne (Lincolnshire, England) of Frenchmen (Normans). The thick of the battle melee
Revolution in Spain 1867REVOLUTION: fight at the barricade in the Quarter de Los Vinas, Cadiz. Fierce fighting between republicans and royalist forces
Children FightingBoys are encouraged to fight warlike games - the priests look on indulgently
Cavalry MountingUnited States cavalrymen mounting, during the fighting against native Americans which culminated in the battle of the Little Big Horn. Date: 1876
German Prisoners 1918Thousands of German prisoners captured in the fighting on the Sambre River or Canal
Berlin Street FightPolice and soldiers quell rioters in Berlins Darmhofs- platz
Street Fighting ViennaStreet fighting at the University, Vienna
Riots at ErfurtStreet fighting at Erfurt between demonstrators and the authorities
Rising at AltenbergStreet fighting in Altenberg - a barricade raised by the insurgents
Frankfurt StreetfightFighting in the streets of Frankfurt - the army bring up their artillery to attack a huge barricade erected by the insurgents
Prince AssassinatedPrinz Lichnowsky and general von Auerswald are assassinated by insurgents during the street fighting in Frankfurt
Frankfurt Revolt 1848Street fighting is interrupted when Rosler announces a cease- fire between the insurgents and the military
Battle of KircksbergAntoine Arnaud, general de brigade, leads his men into battle in the finest heroic tradition in the course of the fighting in the Netherlands