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... of discussion . ' An interesting feature of the opening weeks of the session was the recognition of the services of Lord Kitchener and the , British and . Egyptian armies in the'Soudan . In addition to tho thanks of Parliament ) which included the officers ...
... REPORTED INTERVIEW WITH LORD KITCHENER. The MorningPost Berlin correspondent wires : Dr Emil a German physician, living Cairo, has sent the Neueste Nachrichten a graphic account of a conversation bad with Lord Kitchener prior the departure of tho Sirdar ...
... tabiee, new, oaly 8s fid; overmantel, 6d; with too drawer* and brass handles. only 35#; 5 feet oak sftddKuri, back. 10a; kitchen chairs, 2s grand, square, and cottage pianos. carpet*, far,— bargains, the People's Warehouse, T?VUyiTUKK.-J. M'Gibboa't seaworthy ...
... new. I have a coat of a colour, and, as Phillis the cook remarks, am quite l ment. So lam given a place of honour in the kitchen- Of this I am very glad, as I can now see my dear mi every day, when she comes to give orders to the cook which times she ...
... was glad they managed to-hit something 'sometimes. Loan Kmamt'i Ckargsbs.—The of Portland, as personal friend of Lord Kitchener, undertook some tuna ago to select chargers for his Lordship's use in South Africa. Alter care'ul examination four were purchased ...
... the Canongato, was 27.5. the Night Refuge, 1220 persons were and relieved, and rations issued to them free 2388. the Soup Kitchen, i£B2 meals were Isold at lil each. Number of meals supplied 1 school children, 786. GRATEFUL AND COMFORTING.— j a Ti mil ...
... general holiday. ukuuuh. At in the early morning, the hand went through the streets. places were closed for the day. A soap kitchen was opened, at which the town supply of coup and bread. nmui. To-day is being observed as holiday Dunbar. A watch-night service ...
... flats and 4 apartments. scalier? and bain. Apoiy flea. C rule's ah auk. No. 4. KiIGHIcTON, 47 Hod) bank parlour, bedroom. kitchen. and desirable house, good iroat T. Miidtor, Sl# UOLWARTH Gardens and Park ■••'j let. msln-doors and half-'data. snd 4 mparts ...
... ready* { suits; quality raaraateel. furniture, drapery, jewellery; In town; aa ...
... ; Osnan Digna . In the course cr tiieyear ,-the icundation styne of the Gordon Coilege at Eharttinia was laid ; y l ord Kitchener , ana before the close the railway was open almost , if not altogether , to the old capital of the Soudan . Tna laying by ...
... night refuge 1270 persons wcro sheltered and relieve ;! during the month—567 men , 380 women , end 323 children . At the soup kitchen 2232 meals were sold at one penny each . The nirmhor of meals supplied free to school children was 785 . ALLEGED RAID ON AX ...