... Witneu then dipped out of the house to escape his rage. &se saw him go oat, but a bit later be returned, and fell dead in the kitchen. Almyra Vane. a corporal in the Middlesex itegimrni, brother of the loot witneas. said that Pc.ul and hi. wife sometime,. ...

... yoir:e only Menlo in chow. Do yon think that this war's a joke? Do too want the Oensmn yoke? If you don't. then don't provoke Kitchener to make you go. Over all the wide. wide world. Whenner freedom's gat•• Unfurled, Forks are watching till we've hurled The ...

... suffering from serer. burns. The accidaet happened shorty after nine I o'clock. ft appears that wont.. was standing Dear the kitchen grata when her clothing caught fire. Her screams brongot Faber, in the house to her assietance. and Dr. Whit., Ravenhill Road ...

... to give lard Kitchener a free band to go abroad ea occasion •rises, and the Important task of bringing various campaigns into one workable control may be the first of hi , foram , journeys. The puzzle as to the man to whom Lord Kitchener would eventually ...

... kindly Ueda epon the reluctant shoulders of their sena and inviting them to go forth and fight for freedom; whilst Lord Kitchener looks out from large sheets with outstretched finger, reminding the passer-by be wants You! and huodiesis of recruiting ...

... WITH BRASS DIAL, METAL SAFE. Ac., AND THE FURNISHINGS OF DINING-ROOM. DRAWING-ROOM, MORNING ROOM, S BEDROOMS. HALL STAIRS. KITCHEN, PANTRIES, Ac. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, at 27 ULSTERVELLE AVENUE, On Tuesday, 9th Jan., 1916. Commencing at ...

... a shilling on meat per bead per week, and some cannot afford even that. Karl :Venceld. whose life was saved once by Lard Kitchener. is blamed with the basest ingratitude for now carrying on propaganda against the among the Mohammedan,. t'e don . see it; ...

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

... with a magnifying glass at- techment, which maker the aye apparently much larger: sunshade equipped with an electric inn: • kitchen alarm clock which indicates to the cook the moment fur attention to the oven; and • waiter-signalling device. THE COST OF ...

... from WILSON k CAMPBELL, 142.1t0yal Asenue. D ETA-CHED.rII7- WITH - GXRDES . ,, FOR SALE. Two Sitting. three Bed Rooms, large Kitchen. beautifully titled Scullery; every modern convenience. ()laden all sides, neatly laid out. Close to two Trains, in most popular ...

... these queetions when his statement to the Hpuse to-mornv LORD KITCHENER. Mr. HOWIE asked the Prime shot, in view of recent adjustment military commands. were now L ibener's duties. I —Lord Kitchener dime-Wee the dance Secretary for War. Maciallter.) Mr. k ...

... Tie Prima Association telegraphs:—The Earl of Derby's report on recruiting was issued yesterday It is sddrewerl to I:orl Kitchener, and is divided into two parte. In the first part, Lord Derby es- presses his most sincere thanks to the Central Committee ...