... baa the GROUND LOOR: Entrance hali. dining-room, drawing room, kitchen and scullery; the FIRST FLOOR: 3 bath-room and w.e.: the SECOND FTDOR: 2 attic. bedtoom*: the BASEMENT; Wash kitchen, keeping cellar, and dttfl cellar. the front ;a endued garden, ...

... late Fieldlar-.-ul Earl Kitchener, with inscription expressr tr- admiration of this House for his illustrious s ;.wry career, and the gratitude for his devoted ►• the State. said when the House adjourned for the Lord Kitchener had just received a strong ...

... ri!?r«nci( . • Hot*- Hon-ema:ds. •k Kitchen minis. £l2 to Di c \ Hi.LVLs r- 'jt %l Phi C« ...

... window; bath-room, lavator.. at'-, and boaroora*: baswxiont. was)-kitchen. larder, etc t-ie» tatd: nice front garden. 48ft. 2lft f'vLli; PARK, 8. Midland Road I-•lose to Moorl; t-. kitchen and ground level; dining d bedroom/. and w.c.; garden back V* 'vL ...

... charming containing entrance ha!!. t'uieo *ix and dressing rooms, good kitchen, and •--i:»:•,* Redecorated throughout. Electric light. Company',-, water. Telephone St®bling. Well-clocked kitchen garden. Meadow, nice timbered ground*, all about tour acres. Within* ...

... Solicitor*. Victoria Buildings. 18. Park Leeds. TUESDAY NEXT. MOORVILIX GROVE. LEEDS. To Close Trust. . OLIVER. APPLETON. and KITCHEN arc instrorted the Trustees the late Mrs. Elizabeth Cook Sell Auction, «t Auction Mart. Land's Lane. Leeds, TUESDAY NEXT. ...

... immediate possession. IJALT,. rear Lytbtvm; entertaining-rooms. 15 bedrooms; about thrf« acres of pleasure grounds, good kitchen garden; about 1.300 acres of mixed shooting could lie let with decired from February next.—Apply Tho*. Pair and Sou. Estate ...

... father. Then, one day came Mr. Walter-, waving telegram which raid -7 must not the line, ami bore signature Kitchener.* Lord Kitchener had decided that the man's family had done their duty. fortnight later Irishman, looking sheepish and shy. confided ...

... said Lord Kitchener was one the very few men who foresaw that the war would a prolonged one. 1914, early the war, there were three thousand widows, and the sneaker estimated that the ultimate total might reach thirty thousand. Then Lord Kitchener sent him ...

... SMALL Furnished HOt'AE. Hyde LE-d.«. July Aug.; t-Tins moderate.—3ll47. Leeds. c SHIPLEY. -Convenient I/.t, groundfloor kitchen, bath-room. near moor®.—Apply by letter. VV. K. C.. 13. ,M cor head Avenue, tibfpley- LET, AW INITH Wa hTaLL. rubbed; ore ...

... Furnished UOt'SK Harrogate: eatsr convenience: open south view; moderate terms.—L66,Tho Yorkshire Post. Leeds. ILK LEY. 2 rooms, kitchen. 3 bedicome. attic, baib. *£ —B, Road. TO iICT. iron neighbourhood. 2 Furnished Bedrooms and Sitting-room, Guest?,. permanency ...

... formidable enemy. To tho Territorials Lord Kitchener was always good friend, and by his death the forco had lost its greatest friond and main support. Lord asked that record put on minutes doploring death Lord Kitchener and his staff. Lord Scarbrough said was ...