... threading 'of the shank through the button boles of a. garment. No. 21,117. J. Sohalk, of llhinepfaiz, Germany,. r Kitchen ranges: A kitchen range provided with a fire- o proof stone arranged behind the fireplace, and hai~ng a, -front aperture ivhich braniches ...

... Bed Rooms, approached by two stair- cases; Liquor Shop, with enwg; Tap Roamn, large Assembly and Smote Room, Sitting Boomn Kitchen, with range; Ssullery and Brevwhouse, wito range; Pantry, capital Cellarage, Toolbouse, Store- house, with entrance to ca ...

... s, Bdarnaids, !i6, Worcester itrceL, Swan Plassage. (x IARDl3Ni.tt~, single 1521; thoroughly eerienced pises, dlower, ?? kitchen Wardoninr,-Gardlener, 5. omer Street, M~oseley lorid, Birrninghamn. 9-1AIDErNIM ileed, Working) Seeks Ite-engagement; bighly ...

... plot.; bay Bent Is. , ?? at 23. ~1TECRFORD eer ?? ?? adn 6techford- unfrnabdinSinierLae.Sitting RoMlon e T oms. Bath Room. Kitchen. and Scullletla (god0e0ar TTY SWORTE IFntney Roadi-.small Villa, with bails, t- .111.Apoly L lani,.i, 4, Cht-t-ry Street. ...

... matin road, _B Also House and Stabliug.-M1, lsloseley Road. USEN4ESS-HOUSE; three bed rooms, bath room, largecittiag room. kitchen, ?? children ; SparkhilU; references. ?? ?? , Daily Post. O NTYRoad (best ?? ital Shop, plate-gtaSS front. C &-rank Smith ...

... Daily Echo, Stockport, a gentlemnan on board the. Drinottar Castle, nbiv on its way to the Cape with Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener among Its passengers says:- We have about a dozen Germans, who, it is said, are going out I to assist the Boers, while I ...

... old Engravings end Oil-painitings, Diner agos. ar Tales .COTTOE1ANOFORTES,-T'able Cnter3, ignri Botls. het~o~cietolDrawers, Kitchen Tabls, nd ?? lthece Ieintudfrom, varfou ?? TOSEPH DUNKLEY will Sellby Auction,. the The Finest and Mott ConunodiousnRemus ...

... cheers our soldiers to the echo, declares that Conscription is a luxury that is not wanted here. It is said that Lord Kitchener was presented by the Khedive upon leaving Egypt with valuable and tangible evidences of his altered feeling towards the ...

... were injured. A DisnoSNnsc SEaiVANT.-At the King's Heath Police Court, yesterday-before Messrs. Lyndon and Hoeskins -Jane Kitchen (20}, a domestic servant, emiployed in -Clarence Road, Moseley, was charged with stealing a parse containing £1 13s. Sd., ...

... Ro ely.Dvdhr House to Sell, or1, .AGarch, three roce-.tica. rye bed roomIs, three attics. at seem. wrc.. lavatory in ball, kitchens, pantries, icc,; coach-looms ' stable : greenhouse, tennis ls-wa. xas-den.] EY rel-bu] ?? net £145 12., LREEHOLD Grot d. ...

... concentrating his strength, and eli consider: tbat the general deserved absolute recall. They expect great things from Lord Kitchener, and recommend a' withdrawal froln the present positions, enabling' himn-kto form his o0win plan of campaign instead of accepting ...

... of Sidney Arthur Devey, aged two years and four months, whose parents - reside at Birchilis. On Sunday deceasbd was in the kitchen, and, unobserved' by-his parents, got to a kettle on the bob and drank -somebailingwater. He was so severely scalded-that ...