... sitting-room, piauo, bath, solect locality; quiet.—99, London Road, Reading. (3142) TWO FURNISHED ROOMS to Yet, with uee of kitchen; west end: very healihy positi Box 3133, “Chropicle Ofic.,_Lfi aing. (3133 UN!’URNIBHH) ROOMS to Let. Greyfriare Road, Reading ...

... LICENSED PROPERTIES, REAI‘)I.\'F.-—F?I‘.}Y }.{a(iflNßED slf’R.mlllSEß. dom“ argo trade; rooms, Sitting-Room, Kitchen, ulliq, Bar, Taproom, Smoking I.oom ; Garden. Good position. Small inf\inz. about £lOO. Rent £2o.—Particulars from Cooksey and Walker ...

... genuineness of his convictions. Transference to the civil power was promised by Lord Kitchener, and this last week was contained in the Army Order. Therefore Lord Kitchener's proposals admitted that he was still a civilian. *“‘ My suffering is & gtain on ...

... (New Duties) Act, 1915; Entertainments Duty; purchase of a horse; rent of Recruiting Office; new gas stoves for-Town Hall kitchen; exborough drainage, and the swimming bath. The report of the Education Committee contained, amongst other items, the following ...

... months, and they jeered at any less optimistic view. There was one exception to those miscalculations, and that was Lord Kitchener. Not only our statesmen but a |§ood many others are infected with incurable optimism. Civilians, espeeially, are frequently ...

... safe between 5 and 8 p.m. on January 2, and the fol- W found the glass panel by the front door ken. tering. she found on the kitchen table plates dishes which had been uvsed; and a H-li coat on a chair in the dining-room. On going upstairs the prisoner came ...