... Mahogany Wardrobe (glass panel). Duchess Dressing Table and Marble-top Wash stand (In mahogany). Gas Cooker and Gas Fires, Kitchen Beguisites. Clothes Mangle, Ac., Ac. Terms as nsnal. T. A. BOND (F.A.1.) 4 00., Anelioneere. ...

... suffocation Lavinia Hawkeewood and her four children. The neighbours had missed the woman and children, and forced open the kitchen door. They found (be house full of gas, and the five occupants were dead. The screw from the gas meter was missing. Mrs. ...

... his East Fife constituents Ladyhank. Die right hon. gentleman, with much emotional feel ing, paid eloquent tribute to Lord Kitchener’s ceaseless and boundless self devotion to the State, He foutid it difficult realise that Lord Kit chener had gone, leaving ...

... of the Orders of the Garter and St. lead with 104. Than follow Sumy, 70; Ghmeeater, Patrick worn by bis late uncle, Lord Kitchener. gil; Yorkshire. 58 ; end Lancashire, 87. LITHOGRAPHIC AND COPPERPLATE PRINTING in er.»n*tt ...

... South African Branch of the Empire Parliamentary Aaso.nation sailed to-day for England. LORD KITCHENER. (Reuter’s Telegram.) Salonika, Tuesday. Lord Kitchener’s tragic duatli came great shook not merely the British force in the Balkans but to all our friends ...

... BRITAIN AND ALIEN ENEMIES. A VICAR AND CRIMINAL FOLLY.” At a Lord Kitchener memorial service at Dudley, which was attended by the Mayor and Corporation, the vicar (Rev. Dr. Maitlend) said that many people had marvelled at the criminal folly of our rulers ...

... and ImproTtt to Dtraa makirp. Apply, ImnudiaMy, ■laling trrm., to Box 19. JotunuU. 19 8 WANTED, at onaa. One Two Boom and Kitchen In or Natln, Os. Donegal. Stale Apply Bos A.,” Derry Journal, !• CO MAKERS.—Ladlee' Ooalmakan, with Drat elan experience. ...

... wane lc> their Lord Kitchener, & n*val officer appeared. The latter called out, Make way la* Lord KitchoUßr,” aod feclh won! to the ix’-iarterdeek, end subs.qarftslf (oar mililaty cfflcsrs were there. The captain sailed tor Lord Kitchener come fore bridge ...

... captain called out for Lord Kitchener to come up to the fore bridge near where the captain’s boat was hoisted. ' He was also heard calling for Lord Kitchener get into the boat, but no one is able say whether Lord Kitchener got into the boat or not nor ...

... at the inquest. The Vicar of Netherton, Worcestershire, refused to sanction the playing of the Dead March ' Saul” at Lord Kitchener memorial service his church because Handel was a German. ...

... harvest. At several central points all cereals vill be worked into flour and bran. The rumour that the present Earl Kitchener (Colonel Kitchener) is on his way home to England is not correct. He is still fighting in East Africa. ...

... said, in common with the rest of the country, they most mourn the death Lord Kitchener, details of whose tragic end appeared in that morning’* papers. He thought Lord Kitchener’s greatest achievement had been converting England, in the short space of eighteen ...