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... Too Many War Questions. Mr. LYNCH asked the Secretary for War whether, following the precedent of Lord Kitchener, would arrange meet the members of Homy in otwrion Mr. LLOYD GEORGE—If there is genera! desire amongst members that I should arrange to meet ...
... Regulator Clock, BOOKS Standard Authors, Gilt Mirrors, China Presses, VALUABLE AXMINSTER ROOM AND STAIR CARPETS, Rugs and Mats, Kitchen Furniture, Utensils, Mangle, Knife Cleaner (Kent), Meat Safe, Garden Seat, together with large quantity of useful Household ...
... wiedora ,1 tko who It to daselor !gradually and almost oriperrepitbly tivoi existing in-satatione It In Oared that Loot 'Kitchener W., preowd 21 lb. of the war to thirottact. Name. at emit, and that he maphaticallt teu•ed. and there i• no doubt that he ...
... DONELAN’B Registry.—General Man wanted; liberal terms suitable man.—Tel. 305 i iimd Registry, 21, Antrim Road.—Cook wanted; £26; kitchen-maid kept-'-Tel. 3053. M 42 DONELAN'S Registry, 21, Antrim Road.—Parlourmaid; good wages for experienced girl.— Tel. 3053 ...
... the demands the war, Inis' part of the programme had of necessity to be carried, out on comparatively modest scale. ■ r ■ ' Kitchen Renewals. Once to every man and woman Comes the penchant to remove: It is then that 'Milchell ’s genius To refit them he can ...
... more willingly enlist if the, could be attain of hallo ne -shredder to airs& (kr their one (*nee! and neighbour. I Lord Kitchener at onve the toren et Ora, and, with a roma , of erieretiosed (em. of i. tottalona. The enemas of this elt ilseine •an ps ...
... wants Generals, for engagrmonl, Cook-Generals, Nurses, Country Girls. Housemaids L 1516 WANTED, experienced Cook (£2B), Kitchen-maid (£18); Protestants; wUnted, Generals, Country Girls—Mrs. Gray. 146, Donegall Pass; Telephone 3319. ...
... LLOYD GEORGE AND A SECRET SESSION. Mr. LYNCH (N.) asked the Secretary for War whether, following the precedent of Lord Kitchener, he would arrange to meet the members of the House in secret session. Mr. LLOYD GEORGE —If there is a general desire amongst ...
... —KITCHEN MAGIC, CF ALL GROCERS AND OILMEN. 'llicy > ;ill war W kfTs. Colonel PAGII CKO hoped n.- imont would tin- motion, and not the Committee divide. Mr. JtiNES ur ...
... all classes of weaving.—Apply, in confidence. L 1404. FEMALE Orphan House. North Circular Road, Dublin—Wanted, Laundry and Kitchen Mistress; LC.; resident.—Reply, Registrar, not later than November 6th- FLANNEL. Blanket, and Men's Tweed Department—Wanted ...
... stripped, and bantered witness or his son, Charlie, to come out and fight. Defendant came down to the kitchen window, and he beard the glass into the kitchen. Henry then came to the door, and started to kick and hammer it. Witness ordered him away, but he ...
... give him a good licking now. The last knock down I gave him he was fit to do nothing. He said no more, but be ran into the kitchen out of my road. Mullen further stakes that when be west to the sheep again be saw Wahine standing at the door of his small ...