... RESIDENCE containing sitting-rooms bathroom kitchens etc greenhouse cycle price £1050 annum— Pasham Bristol (14261 (High Beapti-II ful Views Aspect)— To LET COUNTRY HOUSE reception-rooms bathroom kitchene stable kitchen in all about acres- r-nt weekly— Details ...

... LONDON LETTER. LONDON, Wednesday Night. The debate on Lord Kitchener’s administration of the War Office in the House of Commons was intensely interesting. Two speeches stood out above all others; they were delivered respectively by Mr. Winston 'Churchill ...

... There are two -news among members of the Volunteer Training Corps Birmingham the attitude of the War Office, disclosed Lond Kitchener’s speech, towards the moTcment. The War Secretary paid a warm tribute to the corps the House Lords on Tuesday, but held out ...

... Cabinet. Orl Paintinc-i W«.te’--co’onr Draw fan and ,n ®*. Iron Whitfield). ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, Glass Ware ano Ohi-Ja. Linen. Kitchen Requliites. Daisy Vacnum Cleaner, Treadle Fret Saw, and Miscellaneous Effects. ...

... COLBORNE HOUSE. ~ The House contains drawing, dining and breakfast rooms, four bedrooms, two attics, three w.c.'s, kitchen, scul ;m on ground floor, large basements cellars, conservatory, small greenspring rain water, also gas and waterworks laid on. ...

... STAIRCASE: Oak hall stand. Axminster stair carpet and pads, brass stair rods, door slip mats, stair canvas, etc. KITCHENS and SCULLERY: Kitchen tables, chairs, sofa, rotary knife machine, mangle (nearly new*, preserving pan. zinc baths and pails, saucepans ...

... were bein or the enlistment of subj of Alli nai Mr nnant informed Sir H. Dalziel that this country in the ritish Army. Lord Kitchener would meet .e members of the H th use to-morrow morni Tew motion for adjournment, Mr. Dillon Ire} nd ttenticn to several ...

... Gouletio to Maryport, 20s, ister ¢ June his regret that the 1 Steamer, 20, Rivadeo to 18s, June. for the reduction of Lord Kitchener's Steamer, 2,700, Salta Caballo to Stockton, 6d, had been moved. But % had June moved, he was bound to say—and he. 1.590 ...

... with Lawn and Orchard front; let on annual tenancy (expiring Michaelmas) £2fi per annum, and contains two Reception Rooms. Kitchen, Pantry, and foor Bed Rooms; small Coneerraitorv and Greenhouse. There is good Stable, Motor-house. Oart Shed, Pigsty, Fowlpens ...

... Wardrobes (one Suite in white enamel), Bugs, Ourtains and Polee, Hair and Spring Mattresses, Fenders and Irons, Window Blinds. Kitchen. Three Chairs, Table, Cupboards, Delpb, Cooking Utensils, &c. Also Mangle, Hall Lamp, Mats. Paling Posts and Netting Wire ...

... 'Ji2O prisoners on the south-west slopes of the Dead Man. j| . ,\ ct it It also spoke, and relVrri'd to flic task wlmh Lord Kitchener had imdcrtakon, and, paying him i-t tribute, said that, ~|f igb might have made mistakes, the country and tin- Empire owed ...

... is surprise. Instead, therefore, launching against Lord Kitchener the main frontal attack which he had led us to expect, Mr. Churchill delivered flanking attack. He hardly mentioned Lord Kitchener name at all, a,ll v.hon he did it was praise him. Nevertheless ...