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... Toilet Glasses and Over mantles. Mahogany Cabinet, What-not, Fenders and Fire Brasses. Wardrobes, Presses, Kitchen Cupboard, Set of Mangels, Kitchen Tables and Chaim, Toilet Sets and Delph. Cooking Utenaihi, Ac. Terms; —Cash and Auction Commission Sale. ...
... Toilet Oiamre Overm ant lea, Mahogany Cabinet, What-not, Fenders and Fire Braseeu. Wardrobe., Preeaes, Kitchen Cupboard, Set ot Mangels, Kitchen Tables and Chaim, Toilet Seta and Delpb, Cooking UteMito, Terms;— Cash and Auction Commission at Sale. SAMUEL ...
... usual about a quarter to ten o’clock. When had finished his rapper lay down the couch in the kitchen, as was always in the habit of doing. She in the kitchen with him all the time, and her attention directed to him by his firing a sigh. She went over ...
... Horae Guards on 23rd March, in reference the supply of more soldiers in the streets of Dublin. The view put before Lord Kitchener and other military authorities was that should have more soldiers in the streets Dublin. The impression w© got walking about ...
... conveyed the Workhouse Infirmary, where death took place that afternoon * When witness left the house there was a fire in the kitchen grate, but when she returned at raid-day there was a bigger fire than when she left. There was fire screen the grate. Both ...
... opinion that the Irish garrison was inadequate. Witness, proceeding, referred to a conference had at the War Office with Lord Kitchener on 13th December, 1915, when he pressed for reinforcements, and strongly opposed the suggestion that the artillery should ...
... him oot some things was keepin’ in the back grun’, an' later got himsel’ ** intae a fang aboot axin’ for troops whun Lord Kitchener tuck him tae task in some o’ his taradiddles. Lord Midleton, frae Cork, talked French some o’ them when he tel’t o’ bis frequent ...
... their propaganda unless they had had assistance from He described conversation he had with Mr. Btrrcll, who told him Lord Kitchener anxious tv. eecure more men from the R.I.C. for the Irish Guards. Mr. Birreir* statement was that he was alive to the danger ...
... General Friend this, and ask what did say to him. , . reply Sir Mackenzie Chalmers. Mr. Birrell said General Mac ready. Lord Kitchener. some Staff officers, and, he thought. Mr. Redmond were present at the interview the 20th. At the second interview Lord Wiraborne ...
... her husband opened it, but would not allow them in. never touched threatened her when inside. The gun always hung in the kitchen, and had been showing it to a friend. It was lying down against the wall, and witness wanted put it in its place, and said ...