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... Breoon, &boot 21 miles from Brecon ; two sitting rooms, kitchen, scullery. bedrooms. bath (b. and c.), modern sanitary arrangements, coach-house ;suitable for motor), stable (2 stalls), good kitchen garden. 3o.—Apply Me3ers David and W. J. Price, Anotioneers ...
... NorEs.—Private Stephens has just left for India. Private J. Joseph is home on furlough. PERTH LORD KITCHENER,—A memorial service for the late Lord Kitchener, was held in the Church on Tuesday morning. COUNCIL SCHOOL.—The Scripture examintion took place at ...
... GLASBURY. LORD KITCHENER'S DE/Ml.—The flag was l flying at ball mast from the Church Tower and the Organist played the Dead March in Saul at the close of both morning and evening services on Sunday to show respect to the memory of Lord Kitchener. CLYDACH ...
... chairs ; Axminster carpet, 11 x 9, equal to new ; mahogany writing desk with nine drawers, Chesterfield couch, old oak bureau, kitchen dresser, hornless Columbra gramophone with records, old Japanese screen with applied decoration, mahogany toilet tables, ...
... . 1w Mitstowisat.—On Sunday afternoon a muffled peal was rung by the Church bellringers in honour of the memory of Lord Kitchener. A qua , ter peal of Grandaire doubles, consisting of 1260 changes, was rung in 50 minutes, under the conductorship of Mr ...
... After both services on that day the Dead March in Saul was played by the organist io hon. our of the memory of Lord Kitchener. Eoe CouscrioN.—Tbe number of eggs sent from this parish to Mrs Cole-Hamilton at the end of May was 92. The money collected ...
... preached by the Vicar (the Rev. J. E. Lloyd), who in the course of his remarks paid a touching tribute to the memory of Earl Kitchener. The lessons were read by Mr B. R. Griffith. TittuuNAL.—Mr J. T. Evans, J.P., presided at a meeting of the local tribunal ...
... Sunday morning last at St Edmund's Chun.' , the H P Somerset, rector, male fitti , , allusion to the lamented death of Lord Kitchener, and the Organist (Mr O L Loam) played the Dead March' in Saul, the congregation remaining standing. Was TOPlCS.—Dariog ...
... 1916, he was transferred to the Hampshire, which survived the great North Sea fight only to be sunk by a mine with Lord Kitchener and his staff aboard. The deceased officer was the youngest son of the late Preb. Garonne Williams, Abercamlais, Breconshire ...
... wizened major io the reserve. Cucumbers and Tomatoes freeh daily from our own gardens.—Alfred Qnsrrell, Brecon. Tel. 74. LORD KiTcHENER'S DEATH. Appropriate references to Lord Bitcheaer's death were made in all the churches of Brecon on Sunday last. The naval ...