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... ornaments, etc., oil paintings. and ether pictures, hall furniture, and • useful collection of china nod glass. and the usual kitchen and culinary effects. prior to Kale. Catalogues netioneers, 41, The Broadway. No. 9, LONGFIELD ROAD, EALING. Messrs. J. GRIFFIN ...
... officers who made these men into soldiers deserve well of their country though for their part they give the praise to Lord Kitchener, who had the faith and courage to bid them do it. But there is something to be said, too, for the great army of labour which ...
... to have been a great success. It' was a secret sitting, and we are not permitted to know what was said, whether by . Lord Kitchener himself or his questioners. But all the. evidence goes to show that the proceedings were at. onoc interesting and useful ...
... swordthrust came the question—' what about you ? G o od will work wonders through you if you will let Him ! ' Kitchen Holiness Holiness in the kitchen—in the shop—on the street; separation from all wrongdoing—it was for this The General pleaded, and not in ...
... walnut pembroke table, lithographs and water colours, cbina ornaments, azminster & other carpets, black skin and other rags, kitchen items and various effects. Also a motor cycle. May be viewed morning sale and catalogues had of Mr. Woods, Auctioneer and ...
... once reputed free ! What has Prussia left to (each us, or what have left to defend ? Again, on what can we depend ? Lord Kitchener’s word was pledged that (he Registration Act should not utilised for the imposition of compulsion; Mr. Asquith’s word was ...
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... SHOO'I'IXG OVER 1,200 ACItES. Stabling, garage, lodges ; exceptionally delightful but inexpensive pleasure grounds and walled kitchen and fruit gardens, glasshouses, orchard, etc. First-rate golf links within easy access. Hunting. Recommended by ALEX. H. TURNER ...
... rues fenders fireirons ornament oil paintings other pictures hall furniture and useful collection of china and glass and kitchen and day prior of the Auctioneers 41 The Jfroauway uung 9 LONGFIKLI) Messrs J GRIFFIN SON received instruction to Sell Auction ...
... headache. She had fallen into a fitful, uncasy slumber with the creeping dawn.© When she heard the sounds of stirring in the kitchen below, through the thin floor, she started, and began to rouse herself. The landlndyw{ot their meagre breakfast for them. ...
... plots of vacant land have been planted with vegetables by boys of the Harrow County School, who hope to save the school kitchen considerable expense. In the photograph some of the boys are seen at work on one of the plots. A by-product of the war is ...
... g without a maid.—Se> my telply to * Rawlinson-road ”’ with regard to the cooker. Have a lesson in the management of the kitchen range. But do not vou think it would be wise to begin by degrees and have one servant at first? Or, at all events, a woman ...