... ty the Amor, P.C. Evans by the back dear, witness P.S. = mb eeneeed by the kitchen &oar. Ins afar ke enteeed. the wile el Yr ire the g. anti therled. Pehice. Elbe On kitchen sail in a At on the floor. house become aa running bre and erne thaw. sews ...

... gq&ace -.11 1 Sonnet condition; there was little or no fciod in the hove& no mosey, 1 sad no easi. A two bottles were in the kitchen, one had • contained whisky and the other port, all being empty. M. - I Davies admitted Butt • nten end , two women had been ...

... kali& eight yea= was la Pakatim mapped I,GOO square el Judah. _ _ In 1882 he nerved in Egypt under Evelyn Wood. In 1892 Kitchener asecooded Gresiell as Sirdar and his in Egypt is well-known. ...

... evidence, stated that the case first came to his notice on February 26th, when he isited defendant's home, which consisted of a kitchen and bedroom. The woman was in receipt of 265. a week separation elkwance, her husband being with the army, and 10s. from the ...

... better. Lard lb. Expisrer.—The Vicar of Abexpergwm contributed an interesting article on one chapter io the life of Lord Kitchener to a recent issue of the Wooers Mak dealing with the work as an explorer. Kit. chener was par excellence, says the ...