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

... available in connection witis the Bar,-and the Dwelling-house consists of Drawing and Dining Rooms, Breakfast Room, 4 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Pantry, etc. and also ALL THAT Dwelling-house in Edward Sireet, and four Houses in Waring Street producing a rental of £3210 ...

... whom was the head manager of Vickera.' this also is without foundation. The names of all those who were accompanying Lord Kitchener have already been published, as also the positions they filled both at the Ministry of Munitions and before joining that ...

... no one in the house to witness the will, and Thomas Gilbert was sent for. When he came in, they went to the table in the kitchen to sign it. as there was no table in the bedroom, but deceased, who was sitting on the edge of the bud, bad a clear view of ...

... sess wars ftignised. Witness bad onlybe. neve saw him putting his mark an the will, and Dr Reid and witnees signed it at the kitchen table. Meowed could see the table from the bed. Wit. nese denied that he had told Dr Reid that be had not signed the will ...

... about the soup ?”’ Varlet shouted “D—the soun! You’ have to tighten vour beits this time. A Jack Johns‘on has fal'en on the kitchen.” Varlet relates how he heard the whistling of the shell and knew that it was for h)m. He had only time to throw himself on ...

... lowest point, dragged towards it a broken wooden box, was mounting as fast an she could scramble. A loud exclamation from the kitchen below in the rear did not make her turn her heed, nor the shout that followed. They had seen her. they would tell Perey. With ...