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... Architect, Benjamin Bucknall, containing Vestibule, Moorish Courtyard, Drawing room, Study, Bed-rooms, Bathroom, Dressing-rooms, Kitchen, Pantry, and Servants' Bed-rooms ; also Gardener's Lodgings, Stabling, Coach-house, Harness-room, Hay-loft, and Coachman's ...
... man twice by the motion of its tail, in the way from Billingsgate. After it had lain Panting for some time in one of the kitchens, Nelson bore it off to his Majesty, and yesterday waited on the Lord Mayor to mention the particulars of his visit at the ...
... lierestleld, Knowle, Warwick. GARDENER (Head Working); age 30,aingle; experienced in fruit and plant houses, flower and kitchen gardens ; three years and a half present situation.—T. K., The Gardens, Kelsey Park, Beckenham. THE COUNTY GENTLEMAN. on ...
... bedrooma, hathrooni,dr, lavatory, %loc., kitchens, sculleries, latga neat h. with excellent outhuildiume, vomiting! fur four horses, cow-house with calf shed, hat new - room, coach - house with room, walled kitchen gardens, well ttocked with hi: situate ...
... Ohesham ; less than an hour from Baker-street. There are two reception rooms, four bedrooms and dressing rooms, bath room, kitchen, scullery, &o. For further particulars apply to W. OALOOTAT Srons, Latimer Emma SPECIAL PREPAID ADVERTISEIirSTS. RXCHANGE ...
... LORD GLENEBK left for the South last week, after enjoying a quiet three weeks' trout fishing at Glenmuick. Last year Lord Kitchener accompanied him in his early summer visit, when Miss Borthwick presented him with a witoh-brooch, bought at Robb's Jewellery ...
... purpose well, and Is all you claim It to be, having made a complete change In a bad mouthed horse.—Tours obediently, GEORGE KITCHENER, Coachman to 11. H. DUKE or TECK. DEAR RIRE, Enclosed please find cheque for Bits. lam deZeto say the Benison Bits are the ...
... tried. We have used them on pulling and bad mouthed Polo Ponies all this season with best Gorse.—Yours obediently, GEORGE KITCHENER, results. In no instance have we had sore months, Coachman to H. H. DUKE or Teat. and the effect has been they were easier ...
... all before them in India a few years ago, has severely wounded in the band and arm during the - ,vent operations with Lord Kitchener. In recording the „snaky Lord Roberts alludes to him as that excellent H a l ted infantry officer. Another well-known polo ...
... Steel, Its. ed. From all Saddlers H. BLESSEN CO. be, having inn.— a change in a bail mouthed home.—Yours obediently, GEORGE KITCHENER, Coachntan to 11. 11. Tecc THE KENNELS, CIRENCESTER. DEAR SIR, December Yid, 1895, I have much pleasure in adding my testimony ...
... three very large reception-rooms, ten bed rooms. Built ten years ago, a nd fitted with all modern Improvements; walled-in kitchen garden, tennis court. Rent per annum. A pply, JOHN P. WHITE, The Pyghtle Works, Bedford. ...
... having made a complete change in a bad mouthed have tried. We have used them on pulling and bad ho .—Yours obediently, GEORGE KITCHENER, mouthed Polo Ponies an this season with best Coachman to H. H. Dear or TEEM. results. In no Instance have we had sore mouths ...