... wounds evidently caused by exceedingly close firing, for the sheets were singed the discharge. The two men also saw in the kitchen a revolver and a razor. Prisoner afterwards said she endeavoured to take her own life, but the pistol would not go off, and ...

... had evidently been the result exceedingly close tiring, because the sheets were singed. There were also discovered iv the kitchen revolver and a razor. IYisoner afterwards said she had endeavoured take her own lite, but the pistol would not go off, and ...

... decorated: r.ico gartwr; entrance. be.drooma. bath,n looms level kitchen; every convenience. S K EAST.—One two Semi-detached BIJOU Si^* , ,' pretty hall, two recepticn-rooms, H,.*' level kitchen; electric light. Pos- 1917 - X6OO-Daveys. Sole Agents. 113, ...

... adver- Prebiem: If the Bzltic and many houses of business can cioze for one hour (and rightly so) in to the memory of Lord Kitchener, why cannot all business and traffic cease by Royal Prociamation for one hour each week for WHY ?—*‘ The Times.”’ intercession ...

... 5 any night at Hallett Courtney-s; SAL “A ™m™ hair, 6s 6d; Gent's “Luminous Watch, 10s 6d Gent's perfect Cycle, 285 6d ; Kitchen Dresser, 35s; Marble Clock, 228 6d. 136. Waterlco-st. Wool Bed, 8s lld; bandsome ...

... invest; to take contro: of flow ing moter business; hire, 5524, Evefiing Post, Leeds. = \{ODERN House wanted, . room and kitchen ground floor, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, ani garden within 1d. car Leeds preferred. —Address 8491, Evening Post. Le 24 ANTED for ...

... that monument erected the public charge to the memory the late Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener, recalled that when the House adjourned for the Whitsuntide recess, Lord Kitchener hail just received a siroii and unexampled expression of its confidence. and the ...

... said Robert, had been honoured and resentment the German nation. Many Italian sro represented iu tho exhibition. Had Lord Kitchener still been alive, would doubtless have beeu present to-day's meeting the Council of the Royal Patriotic Fund Corporation ...

... be thanked for the valour of our men on sea and land. • TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. The Primate said that among the men of English history the towering figure of Lord Kitchener would stand for ever in its place—the strong life of tireless service and ...

... NO WASTE. There were ten women in each of the six large improvised kitchens, which were scrupulously clean. A head cook ws in charge of each and was responsible for the cooking stores and catering. One of these supervisors kindly showed me over the s ...

... praying that his Majesty will give directions thee a monument be erected at the public charge to the late Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener, with an inscription, expreaung the admiration of this Moose I for his illustrious military carver, and I gratitude for his ...

... captain called out for Lord Kitchener to come up to the fore-bridge, near where the captain's boat.waa hoisted. He was also beard calling for LOrd Kitchener to get into the boat, but no one is able to say whether Lord Kitchener got into the boat or not, ...