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... abkaoiwaellinilgalit:eflVrt 3 6 MARKET SQUARE, LISBURN. Boots for Hard-wear. Ilsdroom Chairs,' Large Kitchen The Latest in Ladies' Boots and Shoes. Kitchen Chairs, Form, Cooking Utensils, Edgar's Medical Hall. and Sundries. Girls' and Children's Boots and ...
... 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 ...
... 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- ...
... Connolly and S »u. Dominick Street. Dublin. is massive »on building, built 'n lake and the ground floor contains, besides the kitchen, a refectory, a reading room, and nucleus of small; library, a and boot roam, and large laver house containing thirty-six ...
... the main 'meet of the town of Camtlerea. There is a frontage of 41i tom, with oho, , double windows. spacious hall, rooms, kitchen sad scullery on basement. On irst Floor—A large drawingroom. diningroora, 2 bedrooms, and pantry. On Third Storey-5 good bedrooms ...
... was given her. and with a of the bad to the girt at the gate she started von her great mission. Tirgie went slowly bite the kitchen, sat down wearily, and poured oat her, tepid tm. After eating and *inking a few mouthfuls listlessly, she mod hermit to peeper ...
... CONFERENCE WITH LORD KITCHENER. Mr. TKNKANT stated, in reply to Sir Henry Dalziel (R.), that the meeting of honourable members of the House of Commous on Friday morning 11-30 with Lord Kitchener would be held in Committee Room No. 14 in the House of Commons ...
... not give any undertaking as to when that would be. Members are loking forward with interest to their meeting with Lord Kitchener tomorrow. It is just possibbe that one or two of his most prominent critics are even feeling a little perturbation. The War ...
... was ten per cent, deficient in milk fats. The Sergeant lie bought the milk from Mrs. Boner, who took it from can in the kitchen. The defendant said they iiad the cow only week and h«* was certain the milk wag not tampered with after the milking. The ...
... being cheated by Government. lhe Sinn Feiner% full advantage of these fears and pi ched the doctrine of nerfide 1114; Gerd Kitchener sent over an officer raise an Irish Division, and the inci tion of many people was to wait till government declared iteelf ...
... positively sickens one to hear the armchair strategists petulantly demanding to know why Jellicoe doesn't do this and why Kitchener doesn't do that. Why can't they abut up and thank God they're still alive. To hear some of them talk you would think Kitcheuer ...
... 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 ...