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... room *0 i>*t; good locality— 37. Broom hall place. Unfurnished rooms, two. widow or young lady without children; use of kitchen and bathroom.- after 7, 9. Falmouth rd. FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET. BltOOM III LL PURNI BED HOITHi • I , dara . of war; romfortably ...
... prisoner Van purchase a newspaper in Tottenham Court Road announcing the death of Lord Kitchener. Van Aelst shouted broken Knglish to the other prisoner “Lord Kitchener is drowned.'’ Both the prisoners then burst out into loud laughter as if they wore glad ...
... ladies; piano; conveniences.—24, Machon Bank, Nether Edge. APARTMENTS, superior; two Furnished Rooms for married couple; use of kitchen; all modern conveniences; no attention; terms 15s. per week.—Write 39, Sheffield Telegraph. BEDROOM and SITTING-ROOM, .-un ...
... attended the Kitchener Memorial Service Edinburgh. NEWS IN BRIEF. Wheat dropped a further Is. Is- per quarter at Stockton-on-Teee yesterday. • * -Legislators, representing the South African branch the Empire Parliamentary Association, have sailed for ...
... whilst the deceased was playing in the yard picking up confetti. A few minutes later a sister of the deceased went into the kitchen and found Lizzie with her white silk dress on fire. A neighbour named Mrs. Stott extinguished the flames with a rug, and Mrs ...
... j«r»on. small family, widow preferred.—Write A 10, Hfirffleld Wanted: £22 ■ parloar-maid kept; family.—l 3. Hounsfield rd. KITCHEN MAID Wanted; £l6; under good cork; fire maids.—l 3, Houn.-dield rd. MAID, one baby, light duties. Also strong GENERAL.—AppIy ...
... n War Special. LORD KITCHENER, RUSSIAN SYMPATHY WITH BRITAIN’S LOSS. Reuter’s Agency is informed that the sinking of the Hampshire, accompanied as it Mas by the loss of so many valuable lives and the tragic death of Lord Kitchener, has evoked expressions ...
... suffocation of Lavinia Hawkeswpod and her four children. Neighbours had missed the woman and children, and forced open the kitchen door. They found the house full of gas, and the five occupants dead. A screw from the gas meter was missing. Mrs. Hawkeswood’s ...
... NAVAL HEROES’ SAD MISSION ASHORE. ' ljg‘,l: .. 4 **** oiSSf • i9%j£ service to Lord Kitchener at St. Giles's Cathedral, Edinburgh: Sir David Beatty Admiral Sir Egbert Lowry leaving the Cathedral with naval officers. ...
... community of Egypt to take part in this ceremony and the affection and respect with which Lord Kitchener’s memory is cherished. Memorial services to Lord Kitchener were also held on Tuesday Simla, Malta, and Salonika. FROM SIBERIA. ...
... INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY. JUNE, 191 G. KITCHENER’S LEGACY. Mr. Asquith’s Moving Tribute to Great Field Marshal. Addre&?uig Ills yesterday Ladyt>anL, A'tr. Asquith paid warm tribute to the work and worth Lord Kitchener Speaking under the stress muon emotion ...
... own particular share in the effort the Allies are making, we have no cause to be ashamed, whether in the Army that Lord Kitchener made or in the Navy that, despite the foolish Cierman claims of a victory that was rout, has established our command of the ...