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... L[NDETH-BY-’I'HE-SEL Sitverdale, Carnforth. —RESIDENCE or APARTMENTS. Also FURNISHED COTTAGE to Let; four beds, sitting-room, kitchen, scullery, eto. — Hudson, SRR Ve e ...
... lAS‘JS. HIGHFIELD-TERRACE, Faran __ son-lane; dining room, drawing roow, and kitchen, three bedrooms, bath, and w.c. Rent £2s.—Apply, 10, Highficld Place. % 1-' RHODESIA AVENUE, to Let.—Apply Q Thos Smith and Co.. Broad-street. ...
... LINDE’I'II&Y-THESEA. Silverdale, Carnforth. —RESIDENCE or APARTMENTS, Also FURNISHED COTTAGE to Let; four beds, sitting-room, kitchen, scullery, ete. — Hudson, SRR R 3 e T LST e it ...
... dining room, t_wo libraries about 20 rooms suitable for bedrooms, d~essmg rooms ~urseries and maids' rooms, bathrooms, etc., kitchen,. COUNTY LOUTH , IRELAND . ...
... Hard Luck. ‘““Make Way for Lord Kitchener.” | The seaman declares emphatically + As the men were moving up one of the ' boats left the ship, and adds: “W\ hatchways to their stations, Lord Kitchener, sprang to a raft he was still on the sy accompanied ...
... Gargrave. KITCHENER'S O.M. The insignin of Lord Kitchener's Garter ad Order of St, Patrick have been duly returned two the King in accordance with the old custom. Eut the badge of the Order of Merit will be kept by his beirs. Lord Kitchener was ape of ...
... James Taylor, on a weekly tenancy producing the low rental of £l3 per annum. The House contains Two Sitting Rooms, Kitchen, Larder, Back Kitchen, 3 capital Bedrooms, Clothes Closet; with _Garden, Wood Erection of Pigsty, and use of party Well of Water. Lot ...
... James Taylor, on a weekly tenancy producing the low rental of £l3 per annum. The House contains Two Sitting Rooms, Kitchen, Larder, Back Kitchen, 3 capital Bedrooms, Clothes Closet; with Garden, Wood Erection of Pigsty, and use of party Well of Water. _ • ...
... to make a 8 to the s ship for War, replied in the negative, KITCHENER'S DEATIH. * Mr. Asquith referred to the irreparable |, the couniry and the Empire had sustun.. death of Lord Kitchener, and gave ot shouid, to-morrow, move a resolution i, . ‘pr(?io:‘:iof ...
... frowned. “Pick up my ball, she repeated insistently, in awful tones. Lord Kitchener retorted, ' Haven't you 5m a ‘nurse?’ The little girl stamped her foor, ¥ Pick up my ball!” Kitchener looked round despairingly, but espied no reinforcements. * Where is your ...
... HEAR. The first people to know about Lord Kitchener's death, apart from the Admiralty, were the police, who had the news before twelve o'clock. The explanation was that Detective MacLaughlin was with Lord Kitchener. It says much for the reticence of the ...
... the national interest, nor did it ever shake confidence in Lord Kitchener's real power or ability to meet the heavy demands I bad to make said Lord French. To Lord French Lord Kitchener will always 44 the great and glorious soldier that be knew him ...