... seacklee, In good order; splendid mirrored wardrobe, duchess *espies table, tables, fenders sad Does, • qusetity of delph and kitchen equipments, churn, tubs, flower pot. and flowers, acid other sundries. ALSO first close grocer's van sad harness. charge of ...

... bill when it was presented. I'm very sorry that I did not, because we can't forget that we were compared to a Thieve 's Kitchen. Mr Garvin —Since I cisme here I never knew of a surcharge, but then we have Mr Morris to guide us. The Ashbourne Damage ...

... THE KITCHEN CARDEN. MUSHROOMS. A wag on being told about this and that crop be ought to grow, replied, when the mushroom was in. eluded. that he had not mush (mach) room for more. Well, mushrooms do not ri claire more room, for they can be grown in the ...

... any went he premised seeistanoe in ease of grave emergency. Sir Neville replied that he would obtain the 1,000 man Lied Kitchener had oohed for, breams he felt the safe, guard of his lordship's promise cf military assistance if the need arose. The Chairman—D ...

... said he desired to pent. calmly to the good wort done by the Dublin Volunteer Corps dogleg the repent dialarbaeose. Ertl Kitchener said he was glad the ooadnot of lbs Vuln COIF@ 10 Dahlia had bees referred to, and amidst above he said he wished to add ...

... H A, were also attached to the party. A Crest Career Lord Kitchener, born st Crotter House, Ballylongford, County Kerry, 24:h June, 1850, was eon — of the Lite Lieutenant Cohnel H H Kitchener, of Coesiogt9n, Lei seetershire, and Fretless, daughter of ...

... Spacious Residence o= Stories, including Bases eat, containing Two Ramps Mon and Four Bedrooms, Servants' Apartments, Large Kitchen, Soullw, Pantry, Ac. In froarof the home them is a hatefully wooded lAMBI end at the tele a Urge Vegetable (hedge. The place ...

... AWFUL WAR . TRAGEDY. Lord Kitchener and Staff Drowned. H S Hampshire Sunk. Lord Kltobener sod whole Mot elm It Is feared. drteroed In ibo sloklnp, by oleo or torpedo, of td 8 Hampshire, of lies Orkneys, wirlle o■ hes to Hosea os Mends, Web% This statement ...

... away, will live to fight another day, is evidently well understood in Naval circles in the Fatherland. The news of Lord Kitchener'e death, under each tragic circumstances, has come like a oleo 1 upon the growing brightness which the fuller reports of ...

... naval battle was made known. only to be followed by another regretable incident, the blowing up of the Hampshire with Lord Kitchener board. The German version of the battle created a false impression that the British Fleet had been defeated, but as the facts ...

... Patrol vessels, destroyers, and shore parties searched in vain till all hope of there being any survivors was given up. Lord Kitchener had received an invitation from the Tsar to visit Russia, and opportunity was being taken to hold important conferences on ...

... meta Bedroom suites mahogany, walnut saki oak, all braes bedsteads, bedding, eto, the furniture of our servants' apartmesta, kitchen sad dairy utaosils, etc, etc. The Live Stork includes 3 dairy 00w5,4 suck calves, 1 twoyear old beifer,l one and half year ...