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... Restricted lighting 10.34. THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916. It is one of the shortcomings of our Parliamentary system that Lord Kitchener was not able personally to reply i the House of Commons yesterday to the criticisms that were levelled against him and our ...
... Meeting met the offices of Messrs. and Sons, Cavendish Square, London, this morning and decided, owing to the death of Lord Kitchener, to abandon the Windsor Meeting fixed for Friday ■ajid Saturday. ...
... (three with dressing rooms), Bath, Three Maidservants’ Bedrooms, Two Box Rooms, Ser'ants Hall, Kitchens, Cellars and Offices, with attractive Pleasure Grounds, Kitchen Gardens. Glass Houses and Stabling Motor Accommodation. Apply to George Loveitt and Sons ...
... three lights burning—from the bedroom, kitchen, and scullery respectively. In the bedroom there was a white casement cloth blind, but not sufficiently thick to subdue the powerful electric light. Behind the kitchen window were wooden shutters, which were ...
... '' Office, Coventry. ' O LET, at nil worth, Sitting and Bedroom, use of kitchen, etc.; nice garden. Write Box 3,556, Daily Telegraph, rf'WO Furnished Rooms to Let, use of kitchen; no children. Apply, after p.m., HO, Avon fctreet, Upper Stoke, Coventry ...
... TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. Lord Desborough, presiding luncheon of the British Imperial Council of Commerce at the Cannon Street Hotel, London, to-day-, read a passage from a letter written a time of sorrow which he received from Lord Kitchener. It ran : We ...
... friends, with nte of sitting-room and kitchen; between B.TJi. and Humber. W rite Box 3,551, u Telegraph Office, Coventry. i TO LET, large Bed-Sitting-room (unfurnished), also small Room adjoining and use of back kitchen. HillfieJds district. Write Box 3 ...
... those rejected, and therefore exempted nom military service. , THE FUTURE OF THE VOLUNTEERS. LORD KITCHENER’S VIEW. The anticipation that Lord Kitchener might make statement on the subject Volunteer Training Corps accounted for the presence of fairly ...
... £7/5, to £l7. Sideboards and Cabinets £3/19/6, £5, £7, to £l2. Carpets, Squares and Linos at saving prices. Brass Curbs, Kitchen Furniture, &c., &c., at any price. ILLUSTRATED LISTS FREE. LTD.. The Furniture Arcade, 29, Fleet Street, COVENTRY. ...
... last night that Lord Kitchener had betm saved probably, says the Westminster Gaaitte, had its origin in the reference by the Lord Mayor at the ! luncheon given by the British Imperial Council of Trade. Referring to Lord Kitchener's achievement, the Lord ...
... witiii use kitchen; suit young married two friends. district. Write Box 3,613, Daily Telegraph, Coventry. VACANT, Bed-Sitting-room, cenxral. 47, Hill Street, Coventry. ■ ACANT, Bedroom and Sitting-room, furnished ; attendance. Use kitchen, b«th.—Write ...
... Gosd'ord Street.— Write liox 3,599, Dady Telegraph, Coventry. ALB ANY ROAD.—Two good Unfurnishedll^^ vaoant, use of bath, kitchen and scuHery. Write Box 3,606, Telegraph Office, Coventry. ' ~A PARTMENTS for gentleman, bedroom V share sitting-t'oorn with ...