... Bedstead, large Mahogany Wardrobe (glass panel), Duchess Dressing Table and Marble-top (in mahogany), Gas Cooker and Gas Fires, Kitchen Requisites, Clothes Mangle, Ac., Ac. Terms as usual. T. A. BOND A I.) A 00., X Auctioneers. FLORENCE [O’SULLIVAN, Auctioneer ...

... seal convenience; private house; no o'.hsj lodgers. Box C 4694, this Oflice. TTNFURNISHED, 2 Medium-sized Rooms, also Back Kitchen; 6s. ., weekly; private bouse; Kathmioes. ro* A 6782, Office. ~ Box E 7577. this Office. WELL-FURNISHED Bedwome. Ear* ** road ...

... Ormond quay. BY PRIVATE TREATY. for J. F. Hanley Esq., 78 and 76 Upper Itathroinee. RESIDENCE. nontainlog Shot, _Parlour. Kitchen with close range, threw Be4/00111,, extensive 1110711(11, and ri•rage to accommodate Care. BY PRIVATE TREATY, VALUABLE HOUSE ...

... other Uattreeaee; Child’s Cot. Fenden, Fin Irene, Carpets, Rugs, Oilcloth, Window Curtain* and Polae, Pictures, etc., etc. KITCHEN. Ac. Tablw. Chain. Set Mangles, Clock. Cooking Requisites, Delf, Tubs, Lawn Mowar, etc., eta Also Shop Window Fittings consisting ...

... his remarks upon the lesson. In the course of an instructive addrees , lter. Mr. Gibson they were in mourning that day, for Kitchen was dead, the idol of the army, the hero of the nation, the typical repiesentative of the British people. The eyes of the ...

... Polivitor. 1 bouir Ormond Quay. SALE OF RESIDENCE RV PRIVATE TREATY for J. Y. Hanley, Emu. and '6 pr. Rathminee. Shop. parlour. kitchen. a 'lb rime roam, 3 hottrooroa esteerire stormier. t:arstße seresatiate Si ear.. 011311PMT FARM. SP /Cf.. 7 miler from ...

... fire-place; spacious eirweingroms. dining• 'Qom, morning room and billiard room, 4 family 2 servants' bedroom, two bath.. kitchen pantriee. w.c.'.. Lc.; conservatory. vinery. .arriago drive and ample plenumw grounds. and teoutage to main road of. 200 feet ...

... with hi# Majesty's loyal subjects in every part of his vast dominions In lamenting the untimely end of the illustrious Karl Kitchener, recalling with gratitude to Almighty God the signal services which his Lordship rendered our Kmpre. (b) We desire to place ...

... welcome there. Carry on dear ladies. And continuing to wnte of wither, lower my flag and pay trrOute to the memory of Lord Kitchener, our own war chief, whose, fate, just when things ere commencing to look fairly Might in the fighting zone, was so supremely ...

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... provided, so offered military hut for the purpose. However, money was obtained to build an extension of the existing hut. Lord Kitchener (whose end was probably what he would have wished himself, being called away in his full activity) had asked him what the ...

... battle, the death of Lori Kitchener. and, the astonishing Russian advance -and of them may he er d ected to he, heard in with Houses during the week.' Motions expressive of the nation's regret at the death of Lord Kitchener are to he moved in the two ...