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... tooth for tooth, he would take toll from Christopher for the misery he was suffering. lle went through the warmth of the kitchen. Smell of the oatcake drying overhead—glow of the peata on a hearth that had watched him dandle his baby-sons on his knees—these ...
... substantially built, and occupies a prominent position, and comprises on the Ground Floor Entrance Hall, Three Reception Rooms, Kitchen. Scullery, Coal Cellar, Store Room, and W.C. ; and on the First Floor: Four Bedrooms, Dressing Room. Bathroom (hot and cold ...
... IUTOUENER AS FREEMASON. Lnrri Kitchener wax initiated a Freemason in Egypt, and though he held some of the highest alms in the craft little seemed to have been known of him in this connection. Be was for many years a member of the Drury Lane Lodge in ...
... T O LET, 51, Arthur Street, Penrith, containing 2 Reception Rooms, Morning Room, Kitchen, and well-equipped Domiatie Offices on Ground rloor ; 4 Bedrooms. Bathroom (h. a c.), W.C. Store Room, and Maids' Room. One of th e . most compact Rouses in the Town ...
... Petteril - terrace, Clorney-equalc, Penrith. TO LET 51, Arthur-street, Peorith, containing 2 Reception Rooms, Morning_ Room, Kitchen and well-equipped Domestic Ogees on Ground Floor; 4 Bedrooms, Bathroom (b. and c.), %%C., Store Room, and Maids' Room. One ...
... THE VOLUNTEER TRAINING CORPS. EXPLANATION BY LORD In the House of Lords on Tuesday, Earl Kitchener. replying to questions as to the employment of Volunteer Training Corps, after expressing the appreciation of the War Office of the gallant manner in which ...
... Personal attention given to all work entrusted to us. All Accounta must pe Paid at above Address. F. E. SIiELDRICK (I,ATE T. KITCHEN). lIILLINERY. HOSIERY, and FANCY DRAPFAY, BLOUSES, Etc, Etc. INFANTS' OUTFITTING. INSPECTION INVITED. 44, King Street, Penrlth ...
... 3IER,IT. The insignia of Lord Kitchener's Garter and Order of St. Patrick have been duly returned to the King in accordance with the old custom. But the badge of the Order of Merit will be kept by his heirs. Lord Kitchener was one of the twelve notable ...
... nation has been suddenly plunged into mourning for the loss of one of the ablest —perhaps the most able—of its servants. Lord Kitchener's memory demands no superfluous eulogy from y. nu c-.rresirnub.nt . We all know him to have been a peerless organiser, possessing ...
... November lit —Wm. H. Tatters, Barton MINI; John Robineon, Clifton Low Dykes. September lat—W. H. Allen, Park Foot. Pooley ; G. Kitchen, Torii; Wm. Horn, Town End Farm, Clifton. July 15th —Fred A. Harrison. Asitham. June 20th.—Jas. Chapelhow, M e, Bolton. June ...
... Bernfatber said there would be an allowance of 25a. a week. --The case was deferred for examination by the Medical Board. John Kitchen, 38, slater and plasterer, Sandgate. applied on business and domestic grounds. In normal times he employed five men, but, ...
... Bonded Stores, Shad Themes, London, S.E. Also Makers d °eery's Celebroted Duty Free TOBACCO Possess, introduced in 1866. KITCHEN CUPBOARD on Chest, 2 Small Cheek, of Drawer.; Windsor. Ann. end Rocking Chairs; Sot of Bookshelves, Plato Rack. et*. (aroond-hand) ...