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... Chairs, Rocking Chair, a number of Kitchen Chairs, 1 large Mahogany Table, a number of small Tables (Bamboo and other kinds), Whatnots, Chest of Drawers (Oak), Dining-room Table (Walnut), Kitchen Dresser, Kitchen Press, Kitchen Tables, Wash Stand, Dressing ...
... not making much progress. Wednesday. Tho cruiser Hampshire was sunk off the Orkneys on Monday by a mine or torpedo. Lord Kitchener was on board. No survivors have been Wand. There is no change at Verdun. Very stiff fighting developed on the British front ...
... defendant's premises at 11.50 p.m. lie bead talk in the kitchen and sent Constable Johnston to the back door, going to the front door himself. Being admitted he found lif'Kee and Scullion in the kitchen. ICS's said be was a messenger by a doctor and Scullion ...
... IN MEMORIAM. EARL KITCHEN'S'', K.G., Ermined on H.M.S. Hampshire Oh cruel loss—unuttered woe, We've lost a great Horatio*Like to Trafalgar's conqueror Who passed, far from his England's shore Soldier and statesman, sleep thy sleep ! Fast 'neath the billows ...
... most charming residence newly erected, two storey high, and slated. On the ground Boor there is a drawing-room, diningroom, kitchen, scullery and pantry. On second floor there is a sitting-room and four bed-rooms. The out•offices are extensive, all slated ...
... who died fighting for his King and country. The Chairman moved a resolution of coo. dolence with the relatives of Lord Kitchener on his sad and tragic demise. They all sincerely regretted that the country should be, at the present time, deprived of the ...
... Bed and Bedding, Bed Room Suite, Watdrobes, Wathstaads, Dressing Tables, Mirrors, Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Fenders and Irrins. KITCHEN, fICULLERI AND PANTRY— Tables, Chairs, Clocks, Lap:ps, Dinner Wagon, C otbes Horse, Pots, Pan., and other Cooking Utensils ...
... Straight should we voice the name of one, in whom, Unmatched, the spirit of England's fortitude Shone as a watch-light : Kitchener of Khartoum 1 It seemed no fate might move him, where he stood Directing, towered above us on the crest Of the powers of ...
... charming residence newly erected, two storey high, and slated. 10n the ground floor there is a drawing-room, dining' room, kitchen, scullery and pantry. On second floor there is a siding-room and four bed-rooms. The out-antes are extensive, all slated and ...
... his only broilur, Stoker James Devlin, was one of the crew of H.M.S. Hampshire. which went down at the Orkneys with Lord Kitchener and staff. Deceased was employed in ken weeks at Pert Clarence on• Tees, whe rl Deltas bees for over 20 years. At the outbreak ...
... Mlsosll*nsoUs. KITCHENER Portrait, the latest hod best Picture of the great Fleld•Marshal. The original was only painted In May and s) pleased Lord Kitchener that he signed the criginal. Every copy bears fac-simile signature. Price, is; post tree, is ...