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... WITH THE VOLUNTEERS. LORD KITCHENER’S SPEECH. —* money or equipment. Lord Kitchener** speech dears the air of all the talk that has been heard of thf' Government’s intention* grant aid dthcr money equipment Volunteers, and those corps which have been ...
... K.OF K.S 'AUDIENCE,' MEETS CRITICS AND INQUIRERS FACE TO FACE, private mating which took place between Lord Kitchener and members of Parliament this mor:. aroused considerable interest, and large numbeT of members of Parliament took advantage the opportunity ...
... pleasant part of Gresford, near s 1 . ■'/ Mrs. Bobbington, Pant, Gresford. „ .ittiwJ LLANGOLLEN. -FuriTished House: ' rooms, kitchen, bath, electric 1 J i tage, hills; 3 beds, large garde' ,M office. VTEAR Miigazine Promenade, e * J roomed Furnished; June ...
... SERVICES ACCEPTED BY THE KING Lord Kitchener, in communication to Lord Egerton of Tatton. his Majesty’s Lieutenant for the County of Chester, states that the King has been pleased to signify his acceptance the ofler of the services of Cheshire Volunteer ...
... lablo linen, decorative china, electro plate oil painting'-, engravings. Singer sewing machine, dinner and tea services, kitchen and bedroom requisite*, tc. view Monday nett, the sth inst., from Twelve till Four. Further particular? and cataloguer, may ...
... acres; containing porch, Tcstibule, inner hall, large lounge, dining-room, drawing room, cloakroom, laTatorr. w.-c., Stc.. kitchen. s« uUcrjr. pantrj'. scrranU’ hall, and a pood ranso domestic, offices under coeer: approached by front and secondary staircases ...
... and Spanish mahogany French bedhair mattresses, feather beds, mahogany chests of .irawers. pwinted bedroom furniture, and kitchen BY MESSRS. THOMAS AND OXLEY TUESDAY NEXT. 6th in#t.. commencing Eleven o'clock. rpHE CAPITAL HOUSEHOLD -1 PCBNITURE. comprising ...
... which took place yesterday was • fiasco. It had been trumpeted abroad that there was going to be an attack in force on Lord Kitchener by Colonel Churchill, Sir Arthur Markham, Sir Ivor Herbert, and Mr. Ellis Griffith. The usual thing happened. Colonel Churchill ...
... .,Ardwick 76, Tamwotth-et., Htilme.—OomMned Room or Lodgings. Sitting-roomA JcmTii-162, Lloyd-st., 11 worth Pk. Unfurr.. Kitchen, 1 or Bedr*ma.-25, Wilton-st.. Oxtord Rd. Apia., I'ur, T'nfu-., Comb.—4BTD«rby-st., Side. Nloe UE.frtn»i9he ...
... April 27th. The deceased coldier, prior to the war, wa2 employed at Messrs. Pilkington Bros. The King and Queen and ILord Kitchener have forwarded their sympathy. ...
... irritable wife, but the irritability of the sharer of his sorrows is brought about by himself. Ile pokes his nose into the kitchen; he adv'ses the servants; be is everlastingly interfering. Is it to be wondered, therefore, that the peace is often broken ...
... of Company had jointsd manager all ironed Hricith that You hat• it WV hate one Ito.ran 'tamer. arid two Belgians in the kitchen oaly alien you had pram to We Niel *boot ten. cf. Au*Artank Th. 011 be *n Anne. Are She included in the thinpone!-ON no. Mr ...