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... LORD KITCHENER MEETS M.P.'s. REPLY TO CRITICISMS. A considerable number of the members of the House of Commons met Lord Kitchener and members of the staff of the War Office in conference yesterday morning. Mr Whitley, the Chairman of Committees, presided ...
... PLAIN COOK; also MAID, level kitchen; small family.—2, Norland Road (off Percival Road), Clifton. WANTED, good COOK; young kitchenmaid kept —Apply, flist by letter. Mrs Lindrea, Pari;. W ANTED. . Help Family three; lorel kitchen.—Write 2, Queen's Axenue ...
... manure heap. Cover all food with wire netting fly-shields, and put up tly• screens of the same material in the larder and kitchen windows. If your dust-bi❑ is not emptied often enough communicate with the health officer of your district. Flies love the ...
... •it? rat ' kitchen, *c.; electrio lighting, blinds, VS firs taxes inclusive; rents £65 £75. bath. 4c; £50 per annum. Coml'i i Sole Agents. W. Hughe. A r) .. LET. suit one lady, or two Mrs Rexwerthy. 113, Coldharbour Road, ROC MS; use kitchen, 0.-.throom; ...
... s to-day were as cordial as the other proceedings were stornly. Lord Kitchener was accompanied Sir William Robertson, the Chief of the Imperial Staff, and Lord Derby. Lord Kitchener delivered, for him, quite a long speech, and then answered questions ...
... Superior on floors dining-room bed and kitchens officee lawns for price £1250 or offer to or season— Full particulars Parham Westou-super-Mare (1428) (within of station)— i’l acre RESIDENCE sitting-rooms kitchens etc greenhouse ooaL cycle tool £1050 Let ...
... which the Chairman referred to the recent speech of Lord Kitchener. He said that some people had read it as throwing cold wa;er on the whole matter of the Volunteers, but he thought Lord Kitchener could not have made any other statement, because they could ...
... Capt. B. Godfrey Faussett, R.N. (Groom and Equerryin AVaiting) were in attendance. The Earl of Derby and Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener Khartoum (Secretary of State for War) had an audience of the King to-day. Sir Frederick Treves, Bart. (Sergeant-Surgeon) ...
... lie. Road - - il,ter family Bra f. Ground: Attractive lev kitchens rer^ >, ' . bedrooms bath, Clifton! * and Matthews, £::95.-WESTBUPY PARK: Superior Modern VILLA ■ v n ' fi - Whroo-.. level kitchen: Matthew? Baraain.-Ohappell and C **!£r_ l^, _s? PROPERTY ...
... VILLA RESIDENCE called SANDHURST, now let Miss Pugh at £25 per annum. The Accommodation comprises Receptionrooms, Kitchen. Back Kitchen, and usual Offices, with Bedrooms and Bathroom over. Small Ijawu in front, and Large Productive Garden at the rear ...
... and Iron French Bedstearls, INLAID MAHOGANY and SATIN WALNUT BEDROOM SUITES, Mahogany WARDROBE, Mahogany Chests of Drawers, KITCHEN REQUISITES, and Miscellaneous EfTeots; Also a FEW WINES. On View Mouday Next,, sth June, from Ten to Four. Catalogues obtained ...
... cooking. Terms moderate. Suit 20. Zetland Road,, Redland, BrUtol.____^-^y jgjrf* 171URNISI1ED APARTMENTS. — . ccnv-iiient; Kitchen. Near Free *• terms.—27, Collingwood Roud, ■ . . * > A Lady offers BOARD-RESIDENCE .° r y/\ her comfortable home, near letters ...