... VOLUNTEERS DISAPPOINTED. Volunteers are hitterly disappointed by Lord Kitchener's specch yesterday, which is taken as meaning that the Government is reluctant to provide either money or arms. Coming on the top of the existent discontent over the delay ...

... Detached) DWELLINGHOUSE, * Thornleigh,” Parkinson-lane, lately ocoupied by W. B. McLusky, Fsq., containing two Reception Rooms, Kitchen, end Scullery on ground floor; 5 Bedrooms and Attics, Bathroom and Lavetory (separate), Greenhouse, with heating apparatus ...

... Moruing, and Billiard Rooms, Lavatories, Butkr's Pantry, Servants’ Hall, Kitchens, and Larders: u Qapital Bed and Dressing Rooms, 2 Bath Rooma Hot Linen Room, Housemaids’ Closet, Wesr Kitchen, and Celiering. The Residence is fued throughout with all the latest ...

... 2 Bath Rooms, Housemaids’ Closet, Waals The Residence is fitved atest modern appliances, dectne-lig PLEASURE GROUNDS, 4 KITCHEN GARDENS BLING, MOTOR GARAGE, thuildings, and Extra Cottages stuate at the head of lley, with commanding ~v (about 2§ miles ...

... employed in timber-cutting, mming, and quarrying. Some members of the House of Commons having aired their views about Lord Kitchener last night, the Scoretary of State for War has undertaken to meet them at the War Office to-morrow .morning mdh!iatun to ...