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... OF BEDROOMS, including Brass and Iron Bedsteads, 20 Mahogany and Stained Chests of Drawers, Toilet Tables, GLASS. CHINA, & KITCHEN REQUISITES. Outside EHects include 2in. FLOAT, TRAP. T.langle, 6ft. Turning Lathe, 3 Marquees, 10 Bell Tents, in capital order; ...
... Representatives of the late Mr George Barnes. The house con. tains Vestibule andi Entrance Halls. Dining Room, Drawing Room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantries, and Cellar, Bedrooms. Dressing Room, and Bath Room on first floor; and usual cutoffices, including Stable ...
... instead of flesh production. Poultry Culture in Schools. If fowls were associated with every household would keep down the kitchen bill, and have beneficial effect on the general expenses. I consider that poultry keeping should be studied more than it is ...
... AUGUSTINE'S PARISH CHURCH. ' RUGELEY. SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, A MEMORIAL SERVICE will be held to the late I-1 ELD MARSHAL LORD KITCHENER. Service to Commence at 6-30. J&OSTPONEMENT OF BANK HOLIDAY. a General Meeting of Tradesmen, it was to carry BUSINESS AS ...
... LORD KITCHENER DROWNED. CRUISER BLOWN OFF THE ORKNEYS. Lord Kitchener is dead drowned off the Orkneys— a fate which also befel the members of his staff and attendants twelve in number— and also the whole the officers and crew of H.M.S. Hampshire, nearly ...
... Representatives of the late Mr. George Barnes. The house contains Vestibule and Entrance Halls, Dining Room. Drawing Room, Kitchen, Scullery. Pantries, and Cellar. Bedrooms, Dressuig Room, and Bath Room on first floor; and usual outoffices, including Stable ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH. How the News Reached Lichfield. The news of Lord Kitchener's tragic fate caused the greatest consternation and -orrow in Licltneld. The first intimation was received by telephone at the ''Mercury Office shortly after 2-30 p.m ...
... visitor to Verdun, who had the privilege of making the rounds with General Nivele, writes: were passing from one of the field kitchens, when it suddenly occurred to him that it was ■ome time since he had tasted the soup in that section of the line. It was ...
... Downing's Cottage, was referred back the Committee, was con sidercd', and the Committee recommended that when t.tie kitchen, window, kitchen grate, and bedroom floors had been satisfactorily repaired, its use for occupation, an elderly couple without children ...
... LORD KITCHENER DROWNED AT SEA. $HE WESTERN CAMPAIGN. THE BRITISH FRONT. Smart Work by the Canadians, Very heavy fighting has been going the salient from Hooge southward, where the ifcritish ii s ie i the Canadians. Friday, after intense bombardment fee ...
... winter, a Gas Water- Heater will give you abundance of really hot water for the children's baths, your own baths, and for kitchen use, without the least trouble and at small cost . . Can you any longer deny your househo this advantage For i*-f-jrrT ...
... turned to St. Paul's Cathedral with regret, but with pride unspeakable. That was the hour of the Memorial Sendee for Lord Kitchener, at which the King and Queen and the representatives of the British nation and Empire and all our heroic Allies, uttered ...