... Residence, contaming entertainmg-rooms, groundfloor kitchen. 7 bedrooms, he.; freehold.— Apply Pau-rson wnd Thomaa, 16. Cook-«lrect. LiverpooL 7261 V BERCROMBY-SQUARE. Town Houae; 2 e-ntertaioing • rooms, kitchens, kf., on ground floor: 2 enter- Uimog-rooins ...

... OXT N VffOUXT PLEASANT; contains cnlcrUming* rooms, kitchen, scullery, pantry. &c ; 7 bedmoms, dreasing room, bathroom, w.c.; electric light.— Apply to BOULT. S/»N. AND MAPLES 5. COOK STIIBLT. LIVERPOOL 18273mwf SEATON PARK.—Modern.—32. Ha warden-avenue; ...

... ROCK Kern. -43. lljghfirW South; .*«iui-d. ta.-bod 5 rntcrta room*. 8 bedrooms. tlo»'r kitchens. usual offices, cellars, larder, wine cellar; washhouse; larce kitchen frartkn. on-hard, tennis lawn. 2 rlabh*. ■■oarhhoiue. cottape. phaaautlv situated; n’tircil ...

... Parcels should be addressed Clencus. The Haven, Prestatyn, North ' —Clericu6. LORD KITCHENER. I should like to thank Lord Derby for his simple but eloquent tribute to Lord Kitchener. Our hearts overflowed we read the testimony of his dearest friend, one who ...

... or cooking; £16; every evening and Sunday out.—Ash, 107, Smitudown-road Servants Registry). „ 137j29 /^OOK-GENERAL; also Kitchen-General.-My ler, The 1 4vondale, Llandudno j3O COOX-GEN&RAL, small hotel in country, bar ill evening, age 50. —Apply 183, ...

... Ihe Artist forgot to stick the Union Jack in the tin- She : Never mind, my dear, everyone knows we're British- PAN SHINE KITCHEN jVtAGXC. JHERE is plenty of Roast Beef in Old England and plenty of Panshine keep the cooking utensils clean and wholesome ...

... park, bir ken head.—Exceptionally well built Modern House, detached: large gard.n. entertaining. 6 bed rooms, ground-floor kitchens, stables. A, .most convenient tram and tram; for professional roan; freehold.—Gradwell and Co.. Solicitors, 14. Castle-rtrect ...

... fallen. The first six lost their lives the Jutland naval battle, the last two on H.M.B. Hampshire, the vessel which Lord Kitchener went down. Seaman John Hill was on H.M.S. Indefatigable. had been in the Navy eleven years. was educated at Clint road Council ...

... Apartments and Board; centtwl; modtrate. splendid view -Aston Villa. Oafordtoad. . . NZVitf. (omfortoby-furnished Cottage, kitchen, sitting. br-d rooms; lor July. Auguat. lovely .runlry —Pulleyne. Mauluen « ro't. Ampthill. . 370)29 3 —ForTurcishcd Houao* ...

... Then, one day came to Mr. Walters, waving a telegram which said, must notigo up the line, and bore the signature Kitchener. Lord Kitchener had decided that the man's family had done their duty. A fortnight later the Irishman, looking sheepish and shy ...

... of General Gordon, a pasha in the Egyptian Army, and in 1886 Governor of Suakim, which post was succeeded the late Lord Kitchener GERMAN DOCTORS FOR BRITISH ARMY. ALLEGED POISONING OF SOLDIERS. Mr. Rondall will ask Mr. Tennant whether two Army doctors ...

... activity. British Army is formidable one. the Germans will soon find th* longer to deny the offensive p of the armies created Kitchener. line now stretches from north of far as the Somme.”—Central News. ...