... fewer than 29 soup eetabliobments and thirteen people's kitchens for feeding the poorer the city who are unable to provide sufficient food for them selves the existing prices. In U» soup kitchen* upwards of 10.000 children are provided with lunch every ...

... those rejected, and therefore exempted nom military service. , THE FUTURE OF THE VOLUNTEERS. LORD KITCHENER’S VIEW. The anticipation that Lord Kitchener might make statement on the subject Volunteer Training Corps accounted for the presence of fairly ...

... £7/5, to £l7. Sideboards and Cabinets £3/19/6, £5, £7, to £l2. Carpets, Squares and Linos at saving prices. Brass Curbs, Kitchen Furniture, &c., &c., at any price. ILLUSTRATED LISTS FREE. LTD.. The Furniture Arcade, 29, Fleet Street, COVENTRY. ...

... earn, Dr Egerton Willia M ts. Douglas Fraser, Mr. F. Evershed, Nu’ and the househo! servants—Mr. Pennington, oad Miss old Kitchen. present were of Coventry (Dr. he Flevel Mr. E Parry, Miss 3 Kin , Miss Ida ing, Miss M ite, Nurse Mayo, Grundy, and Mr. J ...

... Sell by Auction—loo Lots WeU-made HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, the Content* two Booms, Hall, Drawing end Dining Rooms. Kitchen, and Miscellaneous Effect*. ON VIEW FROM TEN O'CLOCK. Catalogues from R. N. Nichols, Esq.. 13. Tempi* St., and Auctioneer's ...

... Wide-spreading Lawn* for Tennis Croquet, Terrace and Herbaceous Walks; JAPANESE WATER GARDENS, Without parallel in this country; Kitchen Garden*, Orchard, Park, and Woodlands; ...

... the Tenant doing all repairs. ; The House contains Two Sitting-rooms, shop with bay window, Cutting-room and Work-topm, Kitchen, large Scullery with two furnaces, Cellar, four Bedrooms, and small closet. Gas is laid on, and there is a supply of hard ...

... about half is EXCELLENT PAoTDHE. and the remainder ARABLE, together with comtortable. We.l-arranged HOIiAE HONITiSTEAD, and KITCHEN GARDEN: the Buddings comprising CIDER-MILL. COWHOUSES. CHAFFHOUSE, STABLING, and large BARN Tenant. Mr. .loan Hartwright Rent ...

... E PARISH CHURCH. The Requiem eervice at the Parish Church on ‘Tuesday at noon, in memory of Lord Kitchener and those on the cruiser Hampshire, as well as celebration of the those lost in the Jutland victory, was a simple Holy Eucharist sung to Merbecke’s ...

... or and promenade; large hall, three entertaining rooms, seven bod rooms, bath room, lavatories; electric Ugbt, telephone; kitchen garden, tc.—Apply, J. Trewen, Llanrw t. MOSELEY (beat part. —Well-fnmi&hod Residence Let, immediately, two good reception ...

... away. A strong wind beading made little progress. The gale increased and the .Tames Caird took the Wills in tow. Hudson and Kitchener attended committee roeotinK the Treasurr reeterday. and - - - • sabseqnently visited the I’rime Minister at IContinaad |lO ...

... Times ardin the Volun- teer Trainin: Corps, Mr. ercy - Harris, of the tral ssociation, says :— present last week when Lord Kitchener made f 13 speech. I did not read in it the want of pathy that some of the Press has seen in do. but it.. He made clear there ...