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... LORD KITCHENER'S GUESTS. Lord Kitchener entertained a party of wounded Aoldiers at Broom? Park. C..nt yrbury during the week-end The men came from the M:11101' Court Arniy Nursing Folire•done The Secretary of State for War had tea on the lawn with his ...
... WHERE KITCHENER FAILS. This gentleman would not be rn erteiont for the work which he discharges if he tv, , re married, said mune.' for the employer. in an appeal at the HUUSC of CORMIllny Tribunal on Monday. Why? a,ked a member of the Tri'.iinal ...
... Cellarage opening into (Jarden, and fitted with Washing Copper. First Floor—Entrance Hall, Ri'ception Room*. Kitchen fitted \*ith small Kitchener and sink. Larder, and W.C. First Storey—Landing. 3 good Bedroom*, and Hoorn for Bath. In Upper Storey Large ...
... Army behind the line, and the Army at home, an attack wee made on Lord Kitchener's administration of the War Office. Strong views were expressed on both sides, and Lord Kitchener found his warmest defender in the Prime Minister. The debate had a very ...
... Bore , . llansaeld, Beoson-onThames WANTED.-CHAUFFEUR-OAIRDENF.R. with Rood references: Mrs. Kitchen, Boar's Hi!l, Oxtoril. NsTNTA ED,—MAN for kitchen garden; ako Journeyman or Improver for bowie!. —Apply, G. arNed. Ast..n Rowan) Gardena, Oxon (Pis ...
... J. It. Goodman: Bicester. G. W. Lewis, Market Place- Witney. It. G. Mauve; Watlington, I. C. Hill; Burford, B. Ballard. KITCHEN WANTED TO PURCHASE, ETC. ...
... come to the conclusion that the attitude of the War Office towards them, as voiced by Lord Kitchener, is still marked by excessive caution. True, Lord Kitchener was cordial enough in his recognition of the solid work which the. V.T.C. have done. The ...
... 1 Groats*. wELCH'S PILLS. br irbor• 1.1 1 •:•• a et mkt a tr.,. a, 1 3 J all or a. a 0. ILLISLET C C ). a. wa-aa 1tJ. KITCHEN PESTS 01404 thin aro M. h0ar4 Vow.. 11448.14 V. or. Mr or lowa moot hod 0..04 orpa, • r . . 1 Oar Si. G. 4.4.44 4ra• ...
... irritabi• wife, but the irritability of the Ayer, of his sorrow,. is brought shout by himself. He poke. hi. maw , Mt., the kitchen; due illavi , en the oervauto; he to evtrin.linglY inl,-rteriu,T. Ls it to be wondered, therefore. that the peace is often ...
... 73. Middleton Road TO LET—No. 80. MIDDLETON ROAD, containing Dining Room, Drawing Room. Hodrooms, Bathroom (h. and o.). Kitchen, modem conveniences.— Apply, 2. Calthorpe Rond. TO LET. -HOUSE. 14. Marlborough Place. —Apply. Whitohorns, Solicitors, Banbury ...
... Chest, Bureau by Liberty, Pair Sheffield Plated Candlestick., Plated Goods, Glass, China, Magic Lantern with slides complete. Kitchen Requisites. Lawn Mower, Garden Koller, etc. TAYLER and FLETCHER H A VE received instructions from Mrs. Knox, who is leaving ...
... es and wages required, to Mrs.. 'Haydn's. The Laundry, Station Road, Taaksw. ineligible. wanted E X:r at= glue, grounds, kitchen, ete; single; 146.1115.11ba — Write , Captain Sutter, The Rowe. Oxon. lIIRACTION RNOINES, Road Locomotive?, Steam 1. Wagons ...