... LORD KITCHENER'S WILL. LEGACIES TO HIS PERSONAL. STAFF. of the Far! Knchentr ha , been 7.421. 1.-I.onality of • not salts. CI Sri `.,l{. lirocnnv Park. therm., and 1.1. tr. nr non. , in Kent, • Fn. other In. .nbcr writ, • • \ nr, rth ,niain.ler ho. fret ...

... 111111 TOR E N I WA NTED Nnr.ery noversessaa. experienced N•r-e. ',Jac-Generals. Kitchen and Ma de. Daily Citric DISENG.WED Cook.. Young Num-. Parlourilitu..e.Parluurnia id.. Temporary asd Permanent Servant. IN.r all enpartt ifs. Apartment. recommended ...

... alone in London is such. Parliament has decided to erect ' a noble and enduring monument' to Lord Kitchener. Why not Charing Cross Bridge to be called Kitchener Irricige? Here is London's golden opportunity at the very gates of the War Office. So much the ...

... : Parlour, Kitchen, Bedrooms, Yard, W'.c, and Back Entrance, as now in , occupation of Mrs. Sanders, at a weekly rental Lot 2.—A1l that FREEHOLD COTTAGE, situate **Jfi known as No. 17, BELLE MEADOW. Barn»?P!e, containing : Parlour, Kitchen, Bedrooms, ...

... itked to visit thesé men ‘ui ‘ports, Waa. much’ to Tear that were -sent.to.. France at, , instance War, and he imagined that Kitchener act “by the nes of ‘German Prisoners. either by public: German individuals. was no excuse for had feir to adealt 0 ler 3st ...

... provided in Deer Park, adjoining the churchyard, by kind permission of Lady Stucley. Mrs. Clatworthy allowed the use of her kitchen and supplied fuel. About 100 sat down. Tbe gross takings were 17s. Bd. At 7.30 there was festal evensong, with sermon the ...

... and J comfortably Furnished Detached Ver' andahed RESIDENCE ; 4 bedrooms, bath (h. I c), 2 reception (one cak panelled), kitchen, • etc.: rent Ml lis 6d weekly, 3or 6 months.— ■ Mark Rowe, Exeter. DEVONSHIRE.— Charming FURNISHED HOUSE to LET: close to ...

... bedsteads, palliasses, feather bed, Lolstus Lad pillows, eiderdown quilt, blankets, counterpane% Dutch clock, knives and fork., kitchen saucepans and kettles, hutch, whmlbarrow, garden tools, au, scythe, garden border shears, a quantity of Ere wood and coal ...

... House Agent, Exeter. 4L.317. ERTON .—FURNISHED or TJN- X FURNISHED HOUSE to LET j bedrooms, bathroom (h. and sitting-rooms, kitchen, small Near Station, Church, Post-office. Low rent. —Apply, S. R. Fice, Thorverton. TAWSTOCK, BARNSTAPLE. LET, from Michaelmas ...

... BOASTS THE DIET. Speech THE PRESIDENT. Nimbus Again ! OUTLOOK the Mark. KITCHENS. ABOUT BERLIN'S Scheme. Amsterdam, Tuesday. t-j i «d yesterday.) e from Berlin states that ?* ot the Prussian Diet the additional rd - Supplementary Taxes c compromise, the ...

... for the defence, admitted that the cider w-as supplied. It was served Mr. Birch, defendant's brother, while she was in the kitchen.—As this was the first case heard under the Act the magistrates let defendant off on payment of the costs, conviction being ...

... good and God-fearing, one whose life was in harmony with his Christian profession Another such, in his station, was Earl Kitchener, whose sterling qualities, whose strong sense of duty, whose al!-ab:'.rbing patriotism were so genuine and so because they ...