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... the Bear Hotel, was similarly snmmon«‘.—lntrctor Eeles proved that on May 10th, at 9.50, there was a light shining from the kitchen window at the back of the hotel. He observed it for 20 minutes, when it was lowered, and subsequently put up again. There ...
... DEVIZES TOWN COUNCIL CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR NEW PEER. The Late Lord Kitchener. An intermediate meeting of the Devizes Town Council was beld at the Council Cbamber on Friday. The Mayor (Mr. R. J. Neate) presided, and there were also present the Ex-Mayor ...
... wind made its way through the ti;?b]e thicknesses of wooden walls, and the cold was always stirring this way and that in the kitchen. When Esther scrubbed the floor, it was alinost like a sheet of ice that one could skate on before she had finished, in spite ...
... Son, Devizes. TO LET from June 24th, 24 Long Street, Devizes, comprising, 2 Reception Rooms, 4 or 5 Bedrooms, Bath Room, Kitchen, Scullery and Usual domestic Offices, Back Yard. SI‘)\'ERAL Furnished houses to let in and near Devizes also in Bromham, Seend ...
... AT SOUTHBROOM CHURCH. A memorial service for those fallen in the North Sea Battle (May 31st), and for Field Marshal Lord Kitchener and his staff on H.M.S. llm‘rinn- (June sth), was held in Southbroom pari church Jast Sunday morning. The memorial service ...
... Sox, Devizes. ’I‘O LET from June 24th, 21 Long Street, Devizes, comprising, 2 Reception Rooms, 4 or 5 Bedrooms, Bath Room, Kitchen, Scullery end Usual domestic Offices, Back Yard. SEVERAL Furnisbed houses to let in and near Devizes also in Bromham, Seend ...
... voluntary laundry, Mrs. Feltham. Mrs. Bigwood, Miss Deune, Mrs. ¥. Olack, Mrs. W. Clack, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Burdon ; voluntary kitchen helpers, Miss Hallen, Miss Cook, Miss London, Miss Marchant, Mrs. Foot, Miss Lydia Clements. Number of patients in Hospital ...
... report has been received from the Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Fleet regarding the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and his staff on board. It has now been established that the Hampghire struck a mine at about 8 p.m. on Monday last [week] ...
... destroyers, but on shots being fired the latter returned into port. Rumour is busy with the names of possible successors to Lord Kitchener as Minister of War, but there is nothing authentic. Mr. Asquith remains in temporary charge of the administration. _ A sinister ...
... Deum and Jubilate, chants; hymn, 15¢. Followed b{h. Memorial Service for those who fell in ° :.‘v:::'n'mmont. and for Lord Kitchener and is b Erensong, 6.30 : Hymn, 157; Responses, Festal; Psalms, Soaper, Boyce; l;fimlut and Nune Dimittis, chants; hymns, ...
... Voluntary laundry: Mrs. Feltham, Mrs. Bigwood li-r{)uu. Mres. T. Clack, Mrs. W. cuahxln. Mathews, and Mrs. Burden. Voluntary kitchen helmn: Miss Hallen, Miss Cock, Miss London, Miss Marchant, Mrs. Foot, and Miss !mn Clements. Number of patients in Hospital ...
... Loss.—The astounding news, which reached Marlborough early on Tuesday afternoon, of the totally unexpected death of Earl Kitchener came as a stunning blow to one and all. Residents at first, would not credit the unfortunate news, until wires announcing ...