... dcacrilicvd the uncomfortable conoenucnees of are error of a cook who, would seem, was sadly ignorant of the botany of the kitchen garden. Briefly, I the cook, in concocting a soup. had mistaken the buttes of eh, daffodil for More of h onion. The soup was ...

... maid bold duttes; chliaren; daily g ralb o nne' preferred. Apply If.,' 198 Denmark Hill 223 ElTANTKEEii od mart .d Girl for kitchen f i . stark; d dining , r,r rvon is; ont. 165 erne r mpetgal. d eep =a. WANTED reliable Man, Ineligible for Army, for a ...

... y every day. He w, old sometimes stay very late and not go away till two o'clock in the morning. iie had seen him in the kitchen with Mrs. Holloway. and also in her bedroom with her. This was before Mrs. Holloway went to Sheffield to see her husband in ...

... thir J. COLDIFYISLAM 0: Fleet 7312 Up W. WARWICKS. 893 L; Patterson 1166 R II; Salmon 1011 B. O. LINCOLNS: Dawson 3869 E; Kitchen 17896 T; Smith 18135 0 W. Hallsworth 23277 A; Mann 20928 0 B: 21672 J T. WKI.AH PUS: Farrago 20873 Set (I; Pritchard 25519 ...

... present “High Explosivee.’* Joe Elrln and Co., Herbert Rule, Avalos, Bioscope. WILLEBDEN HIPPODROME (rehearsal, 12.30). ! Fred Kitchen presents All Eyes, Phil Ray, Lily * wifcLwloH (refcearaal U). —Harry Day present* Excuae Me. Gertie Oitana. Ted Cowan, Cavalotti ...

... office military advieiers gave him very little to back, on which text he praised Sir William Kobertaon, obviously at Lord Kitchener's expense Idt.re, he declared, ba s been dons to organias that office for war in a few months than was done in the whole ...

... to risk their lives in a rebellion? We have abundance of troops in England; it is one of the current criticisms of Lord Kitchener that he. is too nervous about the possibility of a German landing in this country. Has he never thought of the possibility ...

... THE LATEST AND THE BEST. Very Wide Frontages LOUNGE HALLS. MANY DIFFERENT DESIGNS. I'4OLE NOON FIREPLACES . REAL LARGE KITCHENS (Tiled). Tiled Bath room sod e. (separstsi, Good Hot Llnen Cupboard. pt.. Room for Mot‘er-Cycle some for Cu. NICE GARDENS ...

... could only gaap and hold her *idea The rheuntatical female servant, who had heard the sound of voices, came hobbling from the kitchen quarters. At eight of Lavinia alto . gave a little cry of delight. Why, 'tia the young lady back again' Heaven be thanked—l ...

... 23. New-street, Dudley- WANTED. Monday, by EUFUB and EDA. Great Comedy Knockabout Leg mania Act, •• Charlie Chaplin in the Kitchen. Wire, 34, Egerton-street, Runcorn. anted Known, KERR and SHAW, Comedy, Vocal, Mnsic. Vacant Monday sent. May 8. 68, Clau ...

... duologue; Merriman and Fox, entertainers; and pictures. THEATRE ROYAL.—P., Messrs. Bode and Compton: B. M.. Mr. Fred Benton.-Fred Kitchen preoents “ It’s All Square.” TIVOLI.—L., Kingston Varieties Co., Ltd.; M D„ Mr. Harry Slingeby.—Messrs Warden and Willmot ...

... 10/.. Apply 42 Beelenden-read. Peckham bm eI_AS Engine, Cremley 1) h.p.; good condition; 42 fle.l-nebn.road, Peashoin 260 KITCHEN Deemer for Sale, 101.; al. Singer Sewing rnacn ire, in mad working ortr, 1,4-; Coo full 1414 bath, 15, -; greenhosre 14314 ...