... Highness has publicly addressed, was held at the Local Government Board, and was attended by the Duke of Northumberland, Lord Kitchener. Lord Cheylesmore, the Marquess of Crewe, Mr. Balfour, 3fr, w. Long, the Lord Provosts and Provosts, Lords Lieutenant, Lord ...

... dust, wipe over with a soft cloth, and once a week apply a good floop pelish. It is most important for th's sake that all kitchen refuse should rbn:fi instead of being thrown in the dustbin allowed to decompose, as is so often the case. Needles that have ...

... e, in Poplar; near Tunnel; 3 children. Mrs. Cope, 47 Montreal-buildings, Cotton -street, Poplar. 2 TWO Roos wanted, back kitchens preferred, for a lone person, near St. Leonards-road. Apply 189 St. Leonard- road, Poplar. 3 ...

... The Duke and Duchess of Somerset are kindly lending 36, Grosvenor-square, on March 8 for a sale on behalf of the Invalid Kitchens of London, Russian War Prisoners, Soldiers and Sailors* Help Society, Invalid Women’s Aid Association, and Angio-Belgian ...

... recently painted thorough!) , done up , price 1400 or Pekin street, best part, freehold house, coo-1 twining 4 room , and kitchen. let at the low rent of 104. per w. ek ; price £275. Six good letta.ng briokbwilt freehold hoarse. producing £ll7 per annum ...

... platesful of appetizing food which were arriving as fast as the troop of Salvation volunteer waitresses could bring them from the kitchen. For most of them it is the greatest treat of the year, this annual feast arranged for them by Commissioner Cox and her staff ...

... to be at large in this coun- try.be. to Either he ought to be in prison, or I ought p Lord , Wimborne's report to Lord Kitchener on Irish recruiting, issued last night as a White states That 145,869 men had been contri- buted by Ireland to the Army and ...

... house was taken and an employment bureau opened. The club soon grew, and now occupies a sixteen-roomed house, with common kitchen, sewing machine, two baths, large livingroom, and piano. Lectures and classes were organised, ...

... s M. Hawley, 51, Grosvenor Road. Ipswich—Miss E. Cowles, 19, Fonnereau Road. Knebworth—Mrs. Bell, Woodside, and Mrs. Kitchener ( Assistant Secretary). Leamington—Miss A. E. Bryson, 34, Avenue Road. Leeds—Miss M. Palmer, 5, Newton Road. Lewes—Miss K ...

... Brookes, Mr. W. S. Glyn- Jonas, and Mr. A. W. Yea were among the deputation of London 1%1.P5. who Waited MA week on Lord Kitchener at the 11 . ar Office on the mtbject of the protection of London from 'raids by hostile aircraft, awl were informed that ...

... welcomed and how many personal interviews with her Officers she would contrive to fit in, besides going into workroom or kitchen for cheering words with the girls and women who so gratefully love her. The Beeches a Military Hospital MR. GEORGE CADBURY ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S TRIBUTE, Lord Kitchener, who seconded, said it was a reproach that our recognition of what was due to those who laid down their lives had hitherto been inadequate. The experience of the Prince of Wales at the front would enable him to ...