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... A NICELY-FURNISHED (Maisonette) flat; .rm. Wimbledon ; two bed, bath. two reception rooms, kitchen, etc., electric light, gas for cookin -stoves; rent 355. weekly; immediate poems'ion; also unfurnished fiat, similar accommodatMn.—Apply, 15 or 15a, St ...
... attack 011 the War Office and on Lord Kitchener particularly. It is, on the contrary, a confession of the poverty of principle and the terrible lack of forethought with which the Ministry, that kept Lord Kitchener abroad, were content to live in hopes ...
... entertaining rooms, 11 family bedrooms, four servants' rooms, with excellent offices the house is well sheltered and has a good kitchen garden cottage for gardener. 1300 acres of Mixed Shoot ing can be let with it as from Feb. 2, 1916, if desired. For particulars ...
... frill in it in the must way. TO \VIII I'EN HEARTHSTONES. A gnarl nhite hearthstone ad.la verb much to the appearance of the kitchen. gra rye whiting witn milk tneteati of eater. se!reug a few drops of nashim; blue. This forme A mixture which does not eaady ...
... December toth. I • •ri Urundy said that at 6.45 p.m. on I the date stated he visited the premises and found unshaded lights in kitchen I and scullery, throwing considerable , light outside. When he anked ihe defendant why she had not shaded the lights, ! she ...
... which somehow toned the outside walls to a putty grey, although the grey looked blacker in comparison. Thin smoke from camp kitchens and wood fires rose straight in the frosty air. Men's voices came clear from all sides. One man was cutting wood from a tree ...
... . sb. zay.r rersavarae. eift.t . ' it 00Can .041.614 I dna n. 3rd. he re. earned in tit, 1.0 1.4.214 bw; lying OM tit. , kitchen floor, de.id. Dr. yert,fil th.tt death was doe to So that effect recorded. ...
... LORD KITCHENER AT THE DARDANELLES: THE WAR MINISTER VISITING THE DEFENCES AT CAPE HELLAS ...
... and Montenegro £43,846 Spent on Transport of Wounded (mainly Motor Ambulances) £615,963 Number of Motor Ambulances, Cars, Kitchens, etc. 1,301 Spent on Hospital Trains £48,09 7 Spent on Maintenance of Red Cross Hospital, Netlev £69,758 Spent on St. John ...
... going to be remembered gratefully in many a nursery ; and as for the ball, so welcome after the dimness of the heroine’s kitchen, which is too reminiscent of the state of our streets—why, it is blaze of light and colour. And Mr. Gulliver has not forgotten ...
... Lester, Dinner-time at a Creche. A Useful Wartime Dog. Voyage of the Ford Peace Ship, Accident to a British Aeroplane, Lord Kitchener's Tour, and Wounded from the Dardanelles, by Central News .^111 I III WSBT3- MLLE. GINA PALERME IN BRIC-A-BRAC, AT THE PALACE ...
... AN UN FOUNDED SUSPICION. LTD. ! Broad way, St rat fo rd ; And 201-3, High Street North, East Ham. Our Garden Circle. THE KITCHEN GARDEN. THE TRAWBEj g ab . i r: T v i l o e w h t et' d li t .) ::a L k l ign' o g ,. l l:i m i l t . r°u4 irL, nth fl s ...