... found in a cupboard in the kitchen a naggin bottle containing about half-a-glass of brandy, empty bottles with traces of brandy, bottles containing a little whisky anti gin, and a number of tumblers and glasses. In the kitchen he found a bottle containing ...

... Bill„ Long said he was authorised to Saki Lord Kitchener did not desire this amendment to he carried, and that he hoped trs Bill would pass practically in the fame in which it was introdeced. Lord Kitchener had further stated that die Bill would give him ...

... went to bed and was dozing, when the defendant went over to him and straightened his head on the pillow. The bed was in the kitchen, and a lamp_was lit at the time. Witness went and loosened her sou's ooUar. The defendant was sitting at the edge of the bed ...

... house was one of coal in wards recovered. but rather anaemic and bloodless. Th ere against them was made Mr. Johnston, the kitchen around which there Sergeant Irwin-There is a wrong im- were no marks of violence or anything ex- who had called in the infirmary ...

... and the military authorities would allow them to continue to attest under the group system. The Marquis of Crewe and Earl Kitchener made brief speeches in the House of Lords on the subject of compulsory military service. Both noble Lords expressed their ...