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... [June 3rd, 1916. CL. use as far as practicable. In the conversion of the seventeenth century kitchen into a dining-room and the addition of a new kitchen and offices, the old line of roof was carefully followed and the hipped ends of the wing were repeated ...
... Baling. e ILITANTED. a nor! 74 , for umbrella busman* -calts.ll. shoot. do WANTED. ntrt, as assistant .0 rook 'sr Nears kitchen. also salt work nfrosnent -Hamann Prust.nn House-lane. Wove, 11sdritenet AVON= ahoy, asolatants f young) oat to Want trade; ...
... Most of our London squares date from the eighteenth century, and occupy sites which were formerly sheep runs,, paddocks, and kitchen gardens. One of the earliest was Bloomsbury Square, which Evelyn, in 1665, noted a. noble square or piazzi, or little towne ...
... Hawke's Gay Lass and Tosca ; and Miss A. Leigh's Burr—in Cairn Terriers. Mrs. T. E. Boldero's Ennerdale Duncan and Miss V. Kitchen's White Ensign—in Bull Terri t , rs. TIE ILLUSTRATIONS are of the following prize winners : Here Grace the Duchess of Newcastle's ...
... rooms. ACETYLENE GA MAIN WATER. MODERN DRAINAGE. including spacious lawns, lovely old trees, wilderness walks, fruit and kitchen gardens, paddock and woodland, extending to about SEVENTEEN-AND-A-HALF ACRES OF VALUABLE BUILDING SITES , ORCHARD LAND, ATTRACTIVE ...
... iIrAITREN4 for Refreshment Roots. Apply Mr. Dicktsn, Messrs Jones & Biggins, Rye-lane 3j WANTED. a young G‘rl daily for kitchen cork under good vomfortr ids loons; see rants kept. Apply the Lai a, Hit Di mark Hill IV 5 ayeLn o g l place . 9 for 5 seeks; ...
... following letter from Major-Gieneral Sir C. F. N. Macready, Adjutant-General, on the subject of soldiers and Empire Day:—'* Lord Kitchener has asked me to reply to your letter of May 13, and to say that Empire Day has now been officially recognised, in so far ...
... su'tsble for two (luring day. 4 Cicei)-rried, Hanover Park Picktram; one house 3I HALF House to Let, containing 2 rooms. kitchen, tl and sculliery, sot, w.c.; Hardcasile.sizeet. Esquire 11 Nye-lass A PIRTMENTB for lady or hoard as • required; use of bath ...
... from train or trams; terms moderate.-51, Queen's-road, Wimbledon. _ —363 APARTMENTS; Two unfurnished rooms, one fitted as kitchen; ladies or middle-aged couple• no children.—Beach, Draper, Haynes Park gtation. 983 APARTMENTS; Comfortably furnished; suit ...
... truthful adventures, and learn with him to know and love Skelly, the ex-soldier fishmonger, his old father and hi'. son. wee Kitchener. we laugh and cry and accept with conviction a life vivicl!y realised in all its details, not excluding the admirable Soots ...
... MOTOR GARAGE. RESIDENT AGENT'S HOUSE: BEAUTIFUL OLD GARDENS AND GROUNDS WITH I:'ISHPOOL AND WELL-TIMBERED PARK. WAJLED KITCHEN GARDEN. SALMON AND TROUT FISHING IN THE RIVER USK. VALUABLI:: GRAZING l!' AR)!, KNOWN A REDBARN FARM, ALSO THE XI'TRACTI\E ...
... he isitors, who were very numerous, were entertained to tea by the Matron (Miss Ilannisteth in the alwaymplereent hospital kitchen. where, Mb asual on these occasions, the home-made cakes, the handiwork of Mre, bury, the capable hospital cook, found reedy ...