... four months, whose parents reside at Birchilfs.-Eridence, was given that on Sunday afternoon deceased was standing by the kitchen fire while a kettle of boiling water -was on the rate. He was not seen to drink from the kettle, but his mother heard him ...

... civilian control of the Army, but will render it real and efficient. When Lord Roberts is -Com- ?? of the true kind, with Lord Kitchener under him as Chief of the Headquarters Staff, and with a statesman of the highest administrative ability as Secretary of ...

... dwelling house of _Mark Erans, Victori Terracej Moseley Road. The I Coventry Re'ud'firemfen attedded, rad found thit.the I kitchen and contents had been on fire, but the-flames were extinguished by neighbours. It is stated that the :fire ha9il originated ...

... thmvsboin the dark. ?? water suapply has been LIrthem visabl parts off she camp. the ?? tbegsres, t cbsensu--, ashhoe :s.and kitchens: each 'having their spoolial taps Pand sinks. A systemr of drainage (by means of, undergroiund pipes) has been organised ...

... sized carriage contains a luxuriously- furnished sitting-room, a corufortable dining-room7 a bath-room and lavatory, and a kitchen, the whole being fitted uip with electric lighti and a system of electric bells. The carriages gererate their own electricity ...

... cloaked by a swell of the ground. Captain Towse, of 'the Gordon Highlanders, with twelve men of his own regiment asd ten of Kitchener's Horse. was steadily moving towards them, The scene on the broad stage of the Thaba plateau 'as intensely dramatic. The ...

... awvtok iin the middle of the night, r and findilng his bedroom full of smoke went downstairs, ihben lie discovered that the kitchen was on fire, and the pfames rapidly spreading. Azn alarm was given, and the I inmates including Mr. Haden, his wife, and three ...

... NValterJ. Morgan, of HIandsworth, Old Cronies,' has been given a good position. ftshows three old mess in an old-fashlioned kitchen enjoying a smoke after the day's labour. The figures are capably drawn, and the detail worked out with great care. TaE Fu>szeAL ...

... property, the front door and window of I the house were blown completely out, as were also the verandah and window of the kitchen at the rear. The fire was subdued, and then it was found that Mr. Morris and his daughter were badly burnt hoont their faces ...

... Pallett, at Selly Oak Railway itation. After making enquiries he placed the matter in the hands of the police, and Sergeant Kitchen internewed Batchelor, who ad- nitted that he sold the barrow to Paliett shortly before Cbristmas. It was alleged by the sergeant ...

... return em- ploymnent as cquiet; Britauna metal work~ers aE moderate. Other Metr} Trades.-Edge tool makers, stove grate and kitchen range workers, tiplate workers, wrought iron and steel tabe makers report employment as good; makers of heavy and light steel ...

... has been 9 made for the comfortable conveyance of thewounded, I as well as the medical staff and surgery nurses. The n t kitchen arrangements arepetfectthroughout,andwere greatly admired, the Queen and other Royal per- F 3sonages havingcontributed various ...