... ABLE Apartments or Board Residence; bath, h. & c.-45, Toothillroad. ONE or Two Bedrooms and Sitting-room. furnished, use of kitchen, bathroom, &c.—Box 220 Echo Office. HOLIDAY or Permanent Apartments; pleasant country house, orchard, boating, 1 minute 'phone ...

... Fillers, Weavers, and young Girls to weaving; good wages and bonus paid Apply BethelL and Co., Boston Place, Uue, Coventry. KITCHEN FURNITURE.—Large stock clear. Brass Curbs, Wicker Chairs, Lino and Floor*- cloth. reasonable offer refused Harrison's Furniture ...

... Bedrooms to Let; bath, cycle accommodation. 274, Foleshill Road, Coventiy. j >ART of House to Let, unfurnished, with use JL kitchen. Write Box 3,522, Telegraph Office, Coventry. Superior Furnished Rooms vacant, I one complete Flat; every convenience. ...

... faithful of Beulah Tegular attendant to Patri-croft L N-W Rly Oo until of war and was well in official from of of sorrow Kitchener” On Thursday the Salem Chapel the of District held William (Tegfryn the afternoon meeting (iMangre Street over evening meet ...

... Journal to J. BHORROCES. Norbrerk Hydro. Blackpool. WHITSUNTIDE. WOODHATX SPA. VICTORIA HOTEL. Golf. Croquet Tennit. Orchestra. Kitchen* under control of Beyer, late Brook’* Club. Pension from 10/6. Boom* now being booked Early*application r\KES!DK riOTFX i ...

... fashion of Minister inviting private Members to meet him in a sort of secret session, and the innovation now followed by Lord Kitchener is all the more welcome to Parliamentarians, because his Lordship, being a member of the Upper House, is not in personal ...

... e ., Lord • inemberehip of 413, 416 hot veer; the ! he to a on books of the Sandie School ! Impedy, be to Southead when' Kitchener himself. Then, alfain , et _ bes i mon% Bible ei eee. 1 (then ditommed u. lit t le t°° to nritithana =`. Lloyd i Young Women's ...

... aml trial. | felt that no man tuan hes done for his country during the awful might back from any task und say 1t Too When Kitchener went to the War Office he state of things was most critical, the “ con- little army ” was in imminent danger if destruction ...

... The children then sang the National Anthem, and gave three cheers for (the King, which was followed by cheers for I,ord Kitchener, and the soldiers and sailors (The young people entered very heartily into the proceedings, joining lustily in the cheerling ...

... of interest made debate protracted one. and was nearing clock when the motion was agreed to and House adjourned. f ...

... LIST OF CHARACTERS. Mounted Marshals: Chief marshal, Mr. W. Mr. K. E. Foden (representing Com Kitchener) and Mr. J. E. Foden (Admiral JelUcoe). Foden’a Famous Band, conducted by T. Hines. , , Morris Dancers: E. Heathcote (leader), Ethel Holford, Nellie ...

... AL (experienced) Wanted; small ✓ family; waehing.-Apply Mrs. Picton. Beech Holme. Helsby. near Warrington. Housemaid and Kitchen-maid y for Northwich district; good Generals and young Generals Wanted, at ouce.—Mrs. Holland. Registry Office. 9. Victoria-road ...