... reception. 6 bed rooms; rent moderate.—M'llroy. Ballymena C 1572 CLIFF Vicv. Co. Donegal, to Let; 7 bedroonn. rcreption-room?, kitchen, scullery Ac ; trout ftshlng also jea fishing; safe bathing: golf.—Anpl»- . MXchs. Ardara. C 1496 Ij'URNISHKD House Let. between ...

... and v.as a bachelor and lived alone. was addicted on occasions. Sergeant Burton gave evidence that found the body on the kitchen floor, the head resting on the bottom of the stairs leading to the upper rooms. Witness found a half-pint bottle containing ...

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... is beautifully eitnated on the ebores ot Lough Foyle, and contains three Reception-rooms, five Bedrooms, Servants’ Rooms, Kitchen, Pantries, Ac. Office-houses include Stable, Cowhouse, ami Coach or Motor-Car House. There is also Gate Lodge and Boathouse ...

... i- beautifully situated on the shores of Lough Foyle, ami contains Three Receptionrooms, Five Bedrooms, .Servants’ Rooms, Kitchen. Pantries. &c. Office-houses include Stable, Cow-house, and Coach Motor Car house. There also a Gate Lodge and Boat house ...

... Sideboard and Suite, in Park Oak; Bedroom Suites, in Oak. &c. Bookcase. Axminster. Stair, Indian, and other Carpets; Linoleum. Kitchen Furniture, Mangle and Washer, Wringer, Gas Boiler. Lawn Mower, Daisy Vacuum Cleaner, Knife Cleaner, China and other Delph ...

... c presided over Mr. James the ccursc of address the v . 1 , said when our people went to battle :• 1 '■ cause the cause Kitchener, following the example * ! said that until the battle fiag ■' furh'd and peace brought homo wiTaid put aside intoxicating ...

... MEMORIAL TO LORD KITCHENER. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Yesterday. Tho took chair at 2.45 p.m. Memorial to Lord Kitchener. Vioe-Cb amber lain the Household, Mr. Cecil Beck, M.P., appeared the bar in the uniform of his announced that he was the bearer of a menage ...

... MEMORIAL TO LORD KITCHENER. The VICE-CHAMBERLAIN the HOUSEHOLD (Mr. Cecil Beck. M.P.) appeared at the Bar in the uniform of his office, and announced that was the bearer of message from the which he read as follows: have received your address praying ...

... HARCOURT, in reply to Mr. Gtivert, dhe believed it would mect with the sense thé House if some was mode of the te Lord Kitchener addressing | t of the ¢ » members of the House of Commons on n Committee No. 1. Havin: the ker’s consent, he proposed ited ...

... Mr. Rouen Duke. Mreef. J.urgaii Mr. J. Trevor Aicboll. Dciichumi, Adelaide i’atk, Belfast •••••• Proceeds Offcrory Lord Kitchener Me* mortal Service Ncwlowimrd.s i'UorcU. jmt J. J.averi , New tuivnariK? Tla* McmlK'rs Ball.vuolci iivr Mr. Hutxri Curran ...

... nest was disclosed by Sir Richard Cooper in his statement respecting Lord Kitchener. The Press Bureau had informed him that they had issued instructions whatever about Kitchener, and did not even know that he was leaving the country. question whether ...