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... OughtAtidga. WHITK HOUSE. Sandysate Park. Sheffield.— L rharminßlr designed and planned House, contains rlonkroom. studv. dining kitchen, artillery, etc,; large tiring room, hall with ingle nook fireplace, oak liUinps. l 'o«ii bedrooms, dressing room. etc. Maid’s ...
... drawing, 4 bedrooms; bath.—Key 38, Filey st. FURNISHED HOUSE to Let. Ecclesall district; dining and drawing-rooms, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, bath, telephone: small garden; moderate terms.—Write S 30. Sheffield Telegraph. ( ' RINDLEFORD.—FURNISHED COTTAGE to Let ...
... otter 9 30 at night. • OA' la?, * ,r ordered the licensee to pay a penalty .13 costs, and Mr, WEST RIDING OPINION OF LORD KITCHENER'S SPEECH. STATEMENT BRIGADIER-GENERAL BEWICKE-COPLEY. Responsible officers of Volunteer corps the West Riding arc not discouraged ...
... personally, but bv those of the Department of the Board of Trade in charge of the work. LORO KITCHENER'S AT HOME Mr. TENNANT announced tfcat Lord Kitchener would meet the members of Parliament to-morrow not at the War CNRoe«r the Foreign OOce. but in ...
... under debt which cannot measured words for the services Lord Kitchener has rendered ainco the beginning of the war (Loud cheeraj Thia was not a task, heaven knows, that was sought Lord Kitchener himself. He was on his way back to Egypt resume the functions ...
... being af>out three times the price ruling at corresponding period last year. While vocalist was singing “Any Old Iron” the Kitchener Hospital, Brighton, member of the Overseas Expeditionary Force who had lost his speech through shell shock, suddenly joined ...
... 1915, aged one year. Gone, but not forgotten.âFrom mum and dad. KITCHENERâIn loving memory my dear husband, Samuel Kitchener, who died 31-t May. 1913. Sadly missed his loving wife, son, and daughter. MASONâIn loving memory of dear Ms, died June ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S CRITICS. PREMIER'S REPLY TO ATTACKS | IN THE COMMONS. ...
... lt-way between Monmouth, les from Symon ‘at, mue Kerne Bridge Station, on ti ground floor, dining room and sitting room, kitchen, honse, lavatory. On the 2: ler i and above 2 attics, bath room with hot sad cold water laid on, aleo vatory. garden. cottage ...
... country Lord batch resisting conscientious objector* had Kitchener.” (Cheers.) been sent to the Army in France. The motion for the reduction Lord Mr. Tennxnt said that efforta woold made . . Kitchener’s salary was negatived, and the to withdraw the oonscientioue ...
... the House Commons yestiu'tiuy. tviil not P'd any nearer victory. Mr. Clmrcai dissociated himself from any attack upon Lord Kitchener, this was not. least valuable part of Ins speech. Hut there was real value in the way he dealt with ilia “boftyism” which ...
... presidency of the Burgomaster. It was decided that the city should divided into to districts, each of which will have several kitchens for wholesale feeding at cheap priocs. The population will shortly asked to declare whether will participate in the new scheme ...