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... Property, and well worthy of the attention of investor?. “Glencoe House contains 2 Sitting-rooms. 4 large Bedrooms, large Kitchen. Pantry, Scullery, Bath (h. and r.). W.C., and splendid covered Yard and Gardens front and rear. The Ground Rents are all ...
... Lalge Clearing Lots of Bleached and Unbleached Damask Table Cloths, Serviettes, Linen Towels, Glass Cloths, Pantry Cloths, Kitchen Cloths, Afternoon Tea Cloths, Tray Cloths, Sideboard Cloths, Pillow Cases, Bolster Cases, Sheets, Quilts, Bed Spreads, Duchesse ...
... gained a «>®th Ftasc. The j Gsrmans were ooropelled the I :> i area Booth of Eivei? Vineeloukha I Limbers, Wagons, and Field-kitchens. Paris, Thursday.—“ Petit Parisian” wits the I 1 Germans their attack between Mort Homme « M.nmm the French line ODe -WMltot- ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S OPTIMISM Mr. G. Ward Price contrite:tea to the Daily Newe an article descriting the esucuation of Gallipoli. It is the first full and unofficial acemiet published of neat the author descriles a. on operation unprecedented in war. ...
... room, required l.v Young is.dy: other lodger*; South Vide. lki\ C4b'Jk, this Ulhcc. t 2 Let, Lnlumishrd, Two Looms, use -L kitchen, hot bath, pas- cooker; Xortij Side; preferred. I'ox L6oV9, t!(ia Utfico. 3 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE THE NEW OAKS Brilliant ...
... M»nio ca.'h; can work sell’, and brother, on or housework. A 5379, this Office. LADY required ComforUble Bcar«»oni, use of kitchen; nice locality. Fox b 4416, this Office. I ADV requires Del I-furnished, Combined Room m well-kept house; very little attendance; ...
... To-Day's Conference The London *' Daily Express Lobby correspondent writes:—The imitation M.IVs to meet Lord Kitchener at the Foreign Uflice has aroused great interest. Many members have cancelled their arrangements leave town in order to present. ** ...
... Sep- pear-aeon „ wa t, w i t h a „i e . t. her, 1914. . , sell to the competent authority. Apia. 11l the meanwhile, Earl Kitchener. appointee p ia , p i ,b a d a the as o f nncao.ary food Secretary of State for War on the outbreak end i s , dun'. f oo ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S INTERVIEW WITH M.P.’I. Mr. TENNANT stated, in reply to Sir Henry Ealziel, that the meeting hon. members of the House Common* Fri* ...
... Members and Lord Kitchener. In to Sir Henry Dalziel. Mr. TENNANT stated that the meeting of hon. members of the House of Commons on Friday moruing at 11.30 with Lord Kitchener would held in Committee-room No. 14 the House of Commons, and not at tho Foreign ...
... have been forthwith transferred to reserve, and proceeds:—“ Notv, therefore, I. Field-Marshal the Right Honourable Earl Kitchener, - K.G., K.P., one his Majesty’s principal Secretaries of State, hereby du®ct as follows:—Every reservist under the provisions ...
... 18 acre. and Sit perches. .Good bound hind, with excellent re- Amos, 8 looms, bathroom, hot and •efold water, , lavatory, kitchen, lardsn, om-o Sees, a4kasiad in thorough repair . Ay' , ' 'Full perticklars is Conditions of male JOHN LLMLO NOTICES. iitIANNON ...