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... servants' hall; stabling, garage, and cottages. Long carriage drives with lodge. Inexpensive grounds with terraces, lawns, kitchen garden, etc.; fartnery. LOVELY GROUND AND LAWNS. SUPERB VIEW .SOUTH A PECT. The healthiness and attractiveness of the situation ...
... if possible, or write fully, Bedford Hotel, Southampton Row, Russell Square, London. Al WANTED. Strong Girl, about 16, as Kitchen Girl in Faotory.—Apply, G. Dawson, Ltd., 56, Bunhill Row, E.C. TO BE LET. WANTED TO PURCHASE. P lANO or Piano-Player Wanted; ...
... Lord Derby’s Army, The ragtime infantry; cannot shoot, we cannot fight, What bally good are This has been popular with the Kitchener’s for some time —long before Lord Derby appeared on the scene. The best known version of it starts with the line : Co-operative ...
... WALES- Th® epot for woikei*. Clo»e mountains and sea. Tennis and fu*> Huus® tent accommodation. (Stamp for terms. HARSENT. KITCHENER AND CONSCIENCE. LAS r k Kitchonor announced in iho House of I.ords ilint a si lu'ina for dealing with genuine eonscieniiou* ...
... aliens of businesses and trades vacated by Englishmen serving in the Forces. He =aid that letters had been received from Lord Kitchener, Mr. Bonar Law, the President of the Local Government Board and Mr. Henderson, stating that the matter would receive attention ...
... to do so. ANNETTE,—Sercants’ work.—The cook should do dqorste%o:ml hrasses, hall, dining-room, and her own premises, ts, kitchen knives. 1f you wish her to help with beds and clear the breakfast, specify that when engaging her. She does all cooking and ...
... lighting and with modern improvements (including heating). STABLING. GARAGE. COTTAGE. LAUNDRY. Charming grounds, well-timbered kitchen garden, wood- STABLING. GARAGE. lands, plantations, and FIRST-CLASS PASTURELAND, 60 OR 160 ACRES. in all 60 OR 160 ACRES. ...
... In the •• Greenford Parish Magazine. that Volunteers everywhere will have read published yesterday, the Rev. F. G. Lord Kitchener's statement in the House Swain. M.A., calls attention to several of Lords on Tuesday with mixed feelings. interesting entries ...
... 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 ...
... persons are supplier Om the day we visited the Centre a man who was wort ! --, /7 / ' g Appetizing odours drew us to the kitchen. Past the ing . till midnight ordered eggs and bacon with coffee fi : I bars, from which hot and cold drinks were dispensed ...
... lease (purchase if moderate). BUNGALOW, Small Cottage, or Ground Floor of flatted villa, containing parlour, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, inside lavatory (hot and cold), electric or gas, 10 minutes High-street. Letters only. Box 718, office of this ...
... [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 ...