... rooms, kitchen, etc.: ten minutes' walk from Station ; rent £2 2s. a week. —Addres, A.V., Expreet Office, Windsor. LET.—One or Two ROOMS (unfurnished).- 13. St. Leonard's-avenue, Windsor. CEO LET (Unfurnkhed) a large FRONT ROOM and ,mall KITCHEN quiet ...

... and Indian ornaments, dining table and chairs, sideboard, and davenport, linen,plate, clocks, china, glass, cutlery, .etc.. kitchen utensils, etc. Catalogues of tie, Auctioneers, 4, Woonarburysounr. , London, S milt and ‘Vinilst,r. ...

... —Victoriastreet, Windsor. HOUSE AND PROPERTY NOTICES. EXCELLENT Detached HOUSE (unfurni,hed) ; 3 reception, 5 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, etc., nice lawn and garden, coachhouse, stables, etc. ; rent £55 per ann.—Situated and write, Marment, Kennel Ride, Ascot ...

... genuineness of his convictions. Transference to the civil power was promised by Lord Kitchener, and this last week was contained in the Army Order. Therefore Lord Kitchener's proposals admitted that he was still a civilian. *“‘ My suffering is & gtain on ...

... (of Slough). diiiians, a., Pte.. Oxford and Bucks L.I. (of Slough); wounded in action, right shoulder. April 22nd ; now in Kitchener Hospital, Brighton. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING, NOW REPORTED PRISONER OF WAR. Higgins, G., Rifleman, King's Royal Rifle ...

... (New Duties) Act, 1915; Entertainments Duty; purchase of a horse; rent of Recruiting Office; new gas stoves for Town Hall kitchen; exborough drainage, and the swimming bath. The report of Education Committee contained, amongst other items, the following ...

... ejected to the tyranny of militarism in their own co entry. The meeting was of the opinion that the pledge given by Lord Kitchener in the house of Lords that conscientious ob j ectors abou.d be handed lover to the civil authorities. sib a scheme formulated ...

... (New Duties) Act, 1915; Entertainments Duty; purchase of a horse; rent of Recruiting Office; new gas stoves for-Town Hall kitchen; exborough drainage, and the swimming bath. The report of the Education Committee contained, amongst other items, the following ...

... be subjected to the tyranny of militarism in their own country. The meeting was of opinion that the pledge given by Lord Kitchener in the House of Lords that conscientious objectors Ehould be handed over to the civil authorities and • scheme formulated ...

... servants’ rooms, and bathroom, usual offices. Stable, garage, and very pretty old lawns, and herbaceous border-;., small kitchen garden, and greenhouse. Messrs, GIDDY & GIDDY l ,'J Auction, the Mart, ▼ J Yard, E.C.. THURSDAY NEXT. June 81 h 'unless previously ...

... months, and they jeered at any less optimistic view. There was one exception to those miscalculations, and that was Lord Kitchener. Not only our statesmen but a |§ood many others are infected with incurable optimism. Civilians, espeeially, are frequently ...

... nt Light and Fittings. Sole Agent in the Dietriet for The Patent Climax Relief Valve For the Prevention of Explotions in Kitchen Boiler. ...