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... totally inadequate rata of is Sd per day. Mr. LYNCH remarked that it wee evident that the Government had inflicted on Lord Kitchener severe censure by having taken from him one after another his chief functions eo that he was now left in the somewhat ignominious ...
... suit three ladies gt ntlemen; lioard ns required. Box 3507, this Office, 4 IpUENISHED Bedroom and Sittingroom, with use of kitchen and gas cooker; bath (h. and c.); electric light; penny tram; private house; terms moderate. Box this Office. 824 I'URNISHED ...
... 10th day of March, 1916, the hour of 12 o’clock. This desirable residence contains 3 Reception-rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Bathroom, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantries, and other modern conveniences, together with a well-enclosed Yard. The Outbuildings consist of large ...
... containing Diningroom, Drawingroom, 2 Badtooma in the front, 4 large Bedrooma in the back, Serranta* Bcome, Bathroom, W C, Kitchen. Luder, Dairy and Coalbouae, There ia every accommodation—electric light from the Victoria Hotel can ha Connected by arrangement ...
... National Organising Corn. mittee for War Savings by every means in its power. The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Earl Kitchener will support the resolution. ...
... this Irons position; £25 to good tenant.—Russell, 64, Royal Avenue. BHLEY Avenue (14); d reception. 5 bed rooms. XV bath, kitchen apart men is; first-class order; £4O. —Nelsoa Russell, 64, Rosral Avenue. KILL Road (27).—Splendid Shop on this O leading ...
... Piggeries, 3. 1 6. 4/6; splendid rooms. 2.8 to 3;8. 9 lip. Buckingham St. VO 4CUMBERLAND Place, 207 N. C. road , seven rooms, kitchen, bath, electric light, stable, qpen front and rare; penny tram; all perfect order. Jbseph Mooney. Cabra. VL HOUSES AND LANDS ...
... M.P., and other gentlemen who spoke on behalf of the harbour authorities concerned at the interview with Mr. Asquith. The Kitchen and Refreshments Committee of the House of Commons will hold their first meeting for the Session tom It is probable that ...
... VALUABLE PREMISES, known THE BATHS,” situate on SHORE STREET, DONAGHADEE. containing Four Reception-rooms, Eight Bedrooms, Kitchen, Scullery, number of Bathrooms, and Billiard-room. Large Sea Water Swimming Pond, The Premises are held for 99 years v from ...
... the National Organising Committee for War Savings by every means in its power.” The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Earl Kitchener will support the resolution. ...
... sufficient considering the ago these officers. Mr. LYNCH remarked that it was evident th it the Government had inflicted Lord Kitchener >evere censure by having taken from him one after ancll his chief functions. . ...
... the National Organising Committee for War Savings every means in its power. The t hail cellar of the Kichequcr and Karl Kitchener will support the resolution. ...