... o'clock the next morning the father heard her bedroom door being unlocked. He got up shortly afterwards and descended into the kitchen where he found his daughter Iving full lengith on the floor with her head in the gas oven. Al the fourteen burners were full ...

... all day.—4o, Leamington-roadvillasa Bayswater. 697 CH.\R.\II.\’L Flat, or bed-sitting-room ; double bedroom, sitting room, kitchen; bath; piano: lawn; facing tennis court; moderate.— 182, Highlever-road, N. Kensington, W. 724 IflL‘RNISHEI) or Unfurnished ...

... traffic. “Huddersfield Dail Chronicle,” which was founded in 1851, {m- ceased publication. On hearing the death of Lord Kitchener, Francis George Cullender withdrew his apral from the decision of the Stepney Triunal, stating, “I think it is my duty to ...

... began, chiefly as a meeting ground for musical intercourse, but it was the first to recognise the need for Camp Concerts for Kitchener's Army, and from September, 1914, two or three concerts a week have been organised by the Club, to provide entertainment ...

... bodies—resolutions somewhat vague and indefinite in character. They had had to wait for the loss of that great man, Lord Kitchener, before makingl a move in the desired direction. He was bold enough to say that they would not allow such a | state of things ...

... flat (top floor) to let from May 30th for six months or longer; contains small entrance hall, dining room (piano), bedroom, kitchen; use of bathroom ; exceptionally low rent to careful tenant.—Apply, Pinn, 68, Hereford-road. 674 CfiRGYMAN'S widow, leaving ...

... Turkey, pile and other carpets, curtains, drawing and dining roem suites, sabinets, bookcases, ornamental items, books, linen, kitchen and useful effects. For Sale by Auction by FR.-\NK SWAIN, on THURSDAY, JUNE Bth, at Two o'clock precisely. View on Wednesday ...

... informed of the movements of the British Fleet. SO Captain Kenny, defendant added, &aid he would take the information to Lord Kitchener, who would be immensely pleased. “It is a devlish lie to say that I have done anything against this country,” the accused ...

... irritable wife, but the irritability of the sharer of his sorrows is broaght about by kimaclf. He pokes his ncse into the kitchen; he advisce the servants; ho is everlastingly interfering. Is it to be wondered, therefore, thed the peacs is often broken ...

... men the vision of human brotherhood and righteous good will. The League of the Empire has proposed that in memory of Lord Kitchener a personal gift to every soldier disabled in the war should be given. This will take the form a volume of Shakespeare which ...

... headache. She had fallen into a fitful, uncasy slumber with the creeping dawn.© When she heard the sounds of stirring in the kitchen below, through the thin floor, she started, and began to rouse herself. The landlndyw{ot their meagre breakfast for them. ...

... plots of vacant land have been planted with vegetables by boys of the Harrow County School, who hope to save the school kitchen considerable expense. In the photograph some of the boys are seen at work on one of the plots. A by-product of the war is ...