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... not acquired the reputation which Lord Kitchener has as an organiser, this not from want of capacity, but because the opportunity bae never come in hia way. student Imperial strategy he can walk {round Lord Kitchener, or any other living soldier. With General ...
... always be found useful to those who contemplate going on a journey. The pictorial almanack includes photographs of Earl Kitchener, Admiral Sir John Jellicoe, G.C.8., K.C.V.0., and Lady Jellicoe, together with gardening hints for each month. Several new ...
... fitted hall seat, two reception rooms with upholstered cosy corner seats and bow windows, 4 bedrooms, bathroom (h. & c.), kitchen, scullery, two w.c. a s, coal house, larder, &c. RENT £36. For full particulars apply or write to - WILBS 107 MORTIMER STREET ...
... Ministers being watched by a large crowd, landslide on the North Eastern Railway ia re-- who greeted the arrival of Lord Kitchener and ported ; in many hauses were unroofed Mr. Lloyd George with enthusiastic cheers. and great trees uprooted, while at various ...
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... to spend the evening with her. When he arrived, to his joy her parents were from home, and she was seated knitting at the kitchen fire, with a big grey cat lying at her feet. J amie sat down beside her, but not a word could he say, till at the end of ...
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... been fond of him. Foster of Cote Hill was giving a supper, and all the guests had arrived when Jim entered the big. flagged kitchen, which had been cleared for dancing. A fiddler stood beside a piano that had been wheeled in, and tall, large-boned men and ...
... lie had never tbrontened sui• cide. About 10 o'clock the of be. uember 27 he W4ll celled by his mother, and *ling into fEe kitchen found his father in a dbar wieh 9ris throat cut and a rear lying by ho. s ide•. A medical man was et once called in. and doweled ...
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... Thomason, the licensee of the Bricklayers’' Arms beerhouse, 319, Cambridge-road, Beth'nal Green, was fatally shot in the kitchen of his premises under extraordinary circumstances, which were related at length on e snasion of the inquest, which was held ...