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... j the side of a couch in the kitchen, when lighted piece of coal feli out of the fire on to her flannelette night-dress, and that she tried to quench the flames before raising any ! alarm. There was person in the kitchen lat the time except the deceased ...

... (Magnificent Famous Players production in Four Parts, featuring MARY PICKFORD, tbe World's Favourite). Cartoons in tbe Kitchen.” Cupid Takes Taxi. The Topical Budget. Twice Nightly, at 1 and 9. Matinees—Ti Popular Prices Adn MONDA Y. TUESDAY. & WEDNESDAY ...

... appeared to in good humour, and witness did not notice any ill-feeling between them. At nine o’clock both of them left tho kitchen, and ten minutes later her son came back very ouickly. He did not speak to witiiftss, but lifted a bottle medicine and drank ...

... MILDMAY (U., Totnes) said held it to be the duty every patriotic member to submit to th i statement that had been made by Lord Kitchener—that the Bill and the men it was designed to furnish were necessary for victory. He regretted that the Nationalist members ...

... opportunity attesting brought before their own doors and who had not availed themaelves it. Lord Kitchener did not wish this amendment passed. Lord Kitchener hoped that the Bill it stood would give him all the men required, that it would enable him to provide ...

... was after beating him. Witness brought him into the kitchen where his brother John was, and both were in a very excited state, and under the influence of drink John assaulted Robert again in the kitchen in his presence, and witness caught him by the shoulder ...

... T will be supported by other up-to-date lea'i rcf. including clever Edison sketching subject, called, '■ Cartoons in the Kitchen. arid Beauty film, entitled, Cupid Takes a | ■ together with the Topical Budget of pictorial news of the day. On Monday ...

... cooked in its kitchen to create a screen of steam that almost obliterates the chief cook and his assistants, but I do know that Groningen's kitchen was sending up clouds of odorous vapour I went in search of the chef. X From the kitchen walked through ...

... ’from the performances of the Irish troops in the field —and he was as proud of the Ulster regiments as of the others— Lord Kitchener’s words were true when he said that in the matter of recruiting Ireland’s performance had been magnificent. If five years ...

... that regards sufficiency, all the available men under Lord Derby’s scheme, did not amount to the total asked for by Lord Kitchener. His apprehension was that what might bo pronounced sufficient and satisfactory in January might not b© so regarded in the ...

... portion could be 8-15 p.m. There were seven sailor men on cultivated. Tk« Form is well fenced and the premises, six in the kitchen and one in ■ drained, and haw plentiful supply spring another room. Most of the men had glasses and running water at all seasons ...