... earrying on its business bv mean' of an English firmn named Harnowft, Mr Hnarnsworth being described as an Irishman of 'be Lord Kitchener type. He (counsel) wished that there were more in the country of the aime type. They were no discredit to it, not- v-ichbeansing ...

... favoured abe others in the city of Dublin? He said this was a case in which the diningroom was on a. level with the bar, and the kitchen up in a bal'oon (laua~lhtsr). He wanted to know why Mfr. T'Crarthy should get a concession over everyone ese! Mr. O'Shaughness ...

... of quite a different olass.from those c- oupied by the same class in Dulblin. Ilc Dublin v; se nearly all the insanitary kitchen or cellar dwel- Ld liogs had betn closed. He wouM like to see t 9- a thinning out of some of the dense areas of tD Dublin ...

... Common-Judge v Meehan. Without a Jury-M'Lea_, traading as Cahill and Co, v Harrington, and a counter-claim. City ComDmon-Kitchen v D W W By; Master. son and Co v MMaster and wife. For Wed-, nesday, February 21st-City Speeial-Ad~m-j son v Taylor, Probate ...

... Judge va Meehan. r Without a Jury-MI Lean, Irading cc Cahill and C(o, v Harrington, and aa sounter-cia'riuu 'Cite C'ommon-Kitchen v D W W Rv: Master. r >or and Co v ?? and wife. For Wed- r nedvay, February 21st-City Special-Adam- son v Taylor, Probate ...

... v- Alec-han. | - |W1-ia'amt a ,Ju:v--MI'ean. tradling es C:ahll - ntd Co v- IcaringLon, and a counter-claiymm City C'ommon-Kitchen v D WV W Ry; Master- a ssn and Cv ?? and waife. For Thurday.Fe :i ruy 26-Cit-CtSeecia-lDtwso-n urid anotherv - Troseghton ...

... Two large gilt-frame mirrors fr( and a large picture were saved from the lire and PP stored in the kitchen, swhich had not been zu burned. This kitchen had Dine windows and ab four doors. On 24th April, 1899, the Rev ?? M'Pherson, Military Chaplain at ...

... necessary stores. And, mnore importnt ?? tawo acres of land attached, suitatle for cultiva l tion. Accommodation for ofticers-Kitchen. pantry, and diniugrooni, and quarters for about tw-elve. There has been no ap plication 'Sr admission, but I have had letters ...

... ENGLISH RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DUM-DUM BULLETS INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT KRUGER BOERS WILL CONQUER OR DIE9- NO NEWS OF MAFEKING KITCHENER OCCUPIES PRIESKA PRESIDUNT STEYN'S REPLY TO ROBERTS N _ CHARGES OF BIRITISH TREA .HERY Tne Press Associgtion says the following ...

... to four o'clock. 'lThe servant boy reiurnned vr-th her. On ar- rivinr at the house she founmd her hulband lying- on tlats kitchen floor in a poo4 oi blod.His feet w;nra out towards the dloor, &and hs head to- cads the fireplaoe. She saw hh;od oozing from ...

... Tollaght. His uncie now orrnpii-d the bed in the kitchen that be used -o occupy, and he kept his portmanteau and all his nthinra beside the bed, which was shnu off bv - curtain' from the rest of the kitchen. Tics belt now produced was his onit. Ii(be police ...

... about five o'clock in the afternoon to atend Mtichael Mahon_ I reashed the house about dml1-past five. I en- tired by the kitchen door, and found the de -ceased lying on the ground close to -.he door -6n sis back with his feet -towards the door. ?? examination ...