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... contains Reception and 5 Bedrooms; and No. contains 2 Reception. Bedrooms, and extensive Office Houses. Each House has addition Kitchen, Scullery. Pantry. Boxron/n. Bathroom (h. and c.), separate w.c.. well enclosed Yard with Coal House, and neatly enclosed ...
... the workings of the minds of such diverse type* the old sergeant of the Old Army, the newly-commissioned boy officer of Kitchener’s Army, and the civilian “privates,” and paints in a few short strokes the hopes, fears and little weaknesses our fighting ...
... reference to the Memorial Service at St. Panic for Lord Kitchener— The service of St. Paul's recalled another service, held not in a temple made with hands, but at the spot where Gordon fell. It was Kitchener, the leader of a victorious army, who conceived the ...
... lam tiSmin Entrance Hall (II feet), 3 Reception Booms, I Bedrooms, Dressing Room, Bathroom (h. and c.), W.C., Hot Press , Kitchen, Scullery. Pantries, Commodious Collars and Storerooms. The Offin-house are moot extensive, and oonaist of several ranges ...
... large sections of the people, at a time when it should be ieeognised that the entire nation is at war, and when, as Lord Kitchener affirmed, there are two armies to considered—the army of civilians and the army of soldiers; • Because the results of the ...
... nest was disclosed Sir Richard Cooper in his statement res lotting Lord Kitchener. The Press Bureau had informed him that they had issued no instruct ions w hatever about Lord Kitchener, and did not even know that was leaving the comitry. They had need to ...
... to the memory of Lord . Kitchener. Later Mr. Harcourt. in ing a question. said that he thought it was the cense of the House that a metal tablet should be placed in Committee , Room No. 14 recording the fact that Lord Kitchener. on June and, addressed ...
... Celt of Assembly. Church Rome, Belfast, 29th June, 1916. NOW TO HELP TO WIN E WAR. Sir,—The adopted by our King and Lord Kitchener was Prohibition. Decisions of the General Assembly of tbe Preebyterisn Church in Ireland in June, 1916: _ . The General ...
... said he tr.lieeael it would no:ct atth the :tense .f the Itoitee if some eche ass tondo of the i feet of the late lord Kitchener edlittesinA :he members d the Route of on June Committee Room No inn °Mier:leg content. he to pls.-a await motel lisle ie ...
... TO-DAY AND YESTERDAY SY .I. H. C. The usual wild belief is now taking root in certain minds that Kitchener is not dead. Such is the passion for mystery. Old soldiers will tell you Hector Macdonald is still alive, an of in the Chinese Army. 'I honsands ...
... plonglunan and general farm labourer. (fond house and warden' Oven. Apply Howlett, Russellstown, Inuoiogo, Co. Killoonny, WANTED kitchen - ma d wages C. 12; • must be a good minter;.reed reference to Xe. 314, The People Newspapers, Ltd.. 'Wexford WANTED general ...
... large squire Entrance Hall (18 feet), 3 ROCOptiod-raante, 9 Bedrooms, Dressing-room, Bathroom (11. and c.), W.C., Hot Press, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantries, Commodious Cellars, and Store Rooms. The Office-houses are most extensive, and consist of several ranges ...