... 14ft. Spacious Entrance Hall and Corridors, Cloak Boom, Lavatory, Telephone and Lift Rooms, three large Salas, well fitted Kitchen, Servants' Hall, Pantry, and domestic otffioee. ON THE FLOOR, which is approached by IMPOSING PRINCIPAL STAIRCASE, wall as ...

... o’clock, 6. WharncUße rd. T\AY GENERAL about 18; good relexeooea—so. J Middle wood rd. Hillsboro*. T~KAY GIRL, chiefly kitchen work.—Dining Rooms 31. Matilda at T'kAILY GENERAL, wages 9d.; no Sunday work.— Mrs. Danner, 284. Glnacop rd. DOMBBTIC HELP ...

... if they were making munitions. The infantile mortality was terrible. It was time they changed some of the things in their kitchens, and adopt methods in the house whieh would abolish dirt and flies, and make for cleaner and happier homos and brighter children ...

... Manageress, Tel. 23. HOUSES AND LAND SOLD OR LET. RESIDENCE, 7, Albany rd. Sheffield, containing hall, drawing-room, dining-room, kitchen. 5 large bedroom!., bathroom, .lavatory, separate w.c., borroom. cellars, w.c. in ya-a, light and electric bells throughout: ...

... HATE. Press War Special telegram from Amsternam states that-the “Vorwaerts” learns from Chemnitz that a song of hatred Lord Kitchener’s death has been com- P O6 in the town and publicly distributed, and sung in mnsic-halls. The Vorwaerts,” in *n article ...

... the police force at Shanghai at the time the war broke out, and after landing in England in December, 1914, enlisted in Kitchener’s Army, and was posted to the Yorkshire Regiment. He went through the battle of Loos without a scratch. He was wounded, however ...

... spacious Dining Room with Bay and French Windows, Drawing Room, Central Hail, ( oat Room with lavatory and W.C., Servants’ Hall, Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, 8 Bedrooms, Bathrooms, W.C., Attic, and excellent Cellaring, and has heating apparatus to the ground and ...

... all cases. M.P.s’ Interview with Lord Kitchener. Sir RYLAND ADKINS (Lancs., Middleton) asked the Prime Minister favourably to consrch • the publication of the speech (with necessa, excisions) made Lord Kitchener to Membc:^ - of the House of Commons on ...

... Residential; Tinsley; £29 J and ratei : valuation.—Write D 60. Sheffield Tele GRANGE Let; contain* two sitting rooms, kitchen, wash kitchen, back staircase, three Irtrdroom*. maid's room, bathroom, etc.; good double stable and coach house, and pleasant garden ...

... not guilty, and he was discharged. LORD KITCHENER’S LAST SPEECH. The Prime Mifiister will be asked in the House of Commons to-day, whether, without detriment to the public service, the speech which Lord Kitchener delivered to the Members of the House of ...

... upon the customs the House. had from various points view one unanimous note of ifspect and gratitude lor the life-work Lord Kitchener. the Prime Minister. Mr. Law, the .1 cling leadtr the Labour Party, Sir Ivor Herbert, and Sir George Kcid, hut one task between ...

... Endclifle,—Write Y 87. Sheffield Telegraph. Wishes to Let two or three UNFURNISHED ROOMS; pleasant house and district; use bath, kitchen; no attendance; 10s. to 12s.—Write 86, Sheffield Telegraph. EDGE.—I9, Ladysmith avenue.—Comfortable Fr ROOMS; everv convenience ...