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RETURN OF MAJOR KITCHENER FROM THE DESERT
... ; RETURN OF MAJOR KITCHENER FROM I THE DESERT. I WAv.inmixG or FlIE REisit.S.-EXiEOrED 1ELVY FIGIHTING. AssouvA, Monday, 5 p.m. Miajor Kitchener arrived here this morning, accompanied by an Arab escort, having completed nn extended reconienaissalnce through ...
THE FATAL AFFRAY AT CHURCH
... means, and then went into the kitchen The four men who had been drinking all got Into the kitchen first. Himself, Riley, and Singleton followed. He did not see Riley down in the bar parlour. So soon as they got into the kitchen all the four men threw candlesticks ...
CHORLEY
... the defendant went into the house, and sat in the kitchen, he called for a glass of ale, which was supplied to bin; he then became very abusive. Having had some- thing to drink, the company in the kitchen left, and went into the bar parlour, and the prisoner ...
STONYHURST COLLEGE
... -but the prime one is-plenty of good food to E eat. The kitchens are a study in themselves, and 1 in our description of the place it is necessary we should pay due deference to them. From the b kitchens we walk to the gardens; moving past a in. the meantime ...
CHORLEY
... quantity of bread, and some eggs; and in the kitchen, a pair of shoes, and a pair of clogs. She got up first the next morning and found all these things to have been taken. The iron bar which fastened the kitchen window was on the floor; the glass lay outside ...
GARSTANG
... and is divided for male and female with a kitchen and bed-room for the keeper. To the north-east of this ward the infirmary is proposed to be built, and is constructed for five patients of each sex, with a kitchen and scullery for the nurse, and also two ...
BLACKPOOL
... forwlsich event there were seven competitors: -Moore's Rate, Welsh's Clear the Kitchen, Jones' Black Queen, Harristn's Glen Gilt, Garlick's Lightfoot. Welsh's Clear the Kitchen took the lead and maintained it through- out the first round of the course, but ...
CORRESPONDENCE
... i R. TOWNLEY PARKER, Mayor. Cuerden Hall, Monday, 25th Nov., 1861. THE SOUP KITCHEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRL'STON CHRONICLE. SIR,-I should have expected that the soup kitchen would have been open long before this; at any rate, that not a day would have ...
PADIHAM
... _PADIHAM. Bt- -- - - PROPOSED PUBLIC HALL AND COOKING KITCHEN.- Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth, Bart. presided at a social meeting held in Mr. Birtwistle's loom shed, Padiham, on Saturday evening, at which nearly 2,000 persons wore present. The Chaiman explained ...
GARDENING OPERATIONS
... of the colours, and in the lengthened period of blooming. HARDY FRUIT AND KITCHEN GARCEN.-Remove super- fluous wood from wall trees, and keep insects in check. In the kitchen garden push forward all kinds of planting while the weather is showery and ...