... kicking a policeman and throwing gravel in his face, and during the labour troubles in Dublin in 1913 she helped Larkin and ran kitchen for 1,000 famished children. As recently January 23 her house in Leinster-road, Rathmines, was raided by the police, who found ...

... a plover’s egg. I’d Uke to bet a trifling sum That every scribbler will seize, some not distant tame to come, Upon these kitchen similes. Then oritacasters, with air Of knowing all there to know, Will say “the painting of the hair Is like the taste sturgeon’s ...

... reception-rooms, and bathroom; electric light, company’s water, and excellent offices grounds, with tennis lawn, fiow’er and kitchen garden; commanding position, 460 ft. above sea level, with fine views; available for summer moderate rent.— lnspected ana ...

... region of Douaumont. One of the latter fell in wrecked condition, while the other fled.-—Reuter. KITCHENER ON KUT. TOWNSHEND’S LAST MESSAGE. Lord Kitchener said, in the House of Lords, this afternoon, that the surrender of Kut reflected no discredit' on ...

... enrolled in the sweepers’ legion. But what will become of the old bridge; that crude piece of engineering that suggests a kitchen fender supported on rather long salmon tins It ought to be preserved Bomewhere as a warning. It would not gc into the Tower ...

... £566. The Lord Mayor will inspect all the City of London cadet units Regent’s Park May 27 at 6.15 p.m. Toronto celebrated Kitchener Day.” An army of 25,000 girls collected £4,400 for funds for the local overseas battalions. provisional government war tax ...

... war, when general agreement might not have been obtainable, he has consistently supported the policy of finding for Lord Kitchener the number of men he has from time to time demanded. In March the M ar Office had not made up its mind that universal service ...

... Lord Milner the daily incense that steams up the nostrils of the strong men who are to deliver us from the Asquiths and Kitcheners and Qrevs. If inquire what is the link between you and Lord Northcliffe shall find that is the common belief in the idea ...

... Unionist and Liberal “Ginger” groups. K. OF K. AND SOLDIERS' complaints. Sir A. Markham will ask Mr. Tennant whether Lord Kitchener issued.ah order headed Irregular complaints ,by Soldiers” to the Higher Commands, .instructing them that they are take step* ...

... prepossessions govern the island during the period the war! It would only be parallel to the course he took when made Lord Kitchener War Secretary, and, if a seat the House of Commons must be found for the new Irish Secretary, suppose the Government •re ...

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... home to his midday dinner followed him to his home, which was not far off. The servant took the shabby old man down into the kitchen to wait for his master, and there he was presently found the merchant. Yesterday’s story lady postal clerks and telegrams ...