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... advance of the columns had occurred, but the magnificent work done by the transport service overcame all difficulties. Lord Kitchener accompanied General Tucker's Division, which marched to within three miles of Jacobsdaal, being obliged to keep to the river ...
... treet ; four JZm. rooms, kitchen, bath ; 3gs. ; The Temple, two rooms, kit' hen; _Ss. : unfurnished Upper Part, oft Osforri-street : four good rooms) kitchen, lath, good entrance: £73 : Flat. Westminster ; four roonn. kitchen, bath, first floor ; £120 ...
... Regiment captured at Colesberg. 9. — Biitish troopi invaded Free State Territory near Jacobsdal. 10. — Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener arrived at Capetown. Forward movement for the relief of Ladysmith. 11. — .Sir Redvers Buller occupied the south bank of the ...
... and large quantity of stores, all belonging to Cronje's laager, which was still being shelled by our artillery when Lord Kitchener despatched the messenger. ROBERTS'S CASUALTIES. From the General of Communications to the Secretary of State for War, CAPETOWN ...
... seriously. Perhaps it would be un- charitable to hope that his political mission may be cut short by the arguments of which Lord Kitchener is an effective exponent. We must confess, however, that we should much prefer that he should remain permanently in South ...
... gentleman's household : kitchen and scullery maids kept : high ...
... 3557 Pt. G. Fields. I Ist KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS. 3666 Pt. G. Wells, 3893 Pt. J. Pagan, 3785 Pt. G. Keil. MISSING. KITCHENER'S HORSE. Tpr. H. A. Hall. j Tpr. J. Clarke. Tpr. H. L. Hcdderhorn. Tpr. C. Allen. Ist BATT. EAST LANCASHIRE REGT. 264S Pt ...
... Best. _.; Best Silkstone, 325.: S.O. Silkstone. 3is.: Best Brights, 315.; S.C. House. 315.; Nuts. 315.: S.G. Selected Kitchen, 315.; Kitchen, ?? Cobbles. 2is.: Coke, lis.? ll9, Puncras-road, 17, Exhibition-road, S.W.. Bromploii, Hammersmith, Clapham .Juuctiou ...
... surrounded and fighting was now going on. be thought that by theabilitiesof Roberts witb the in..- lousorganising powers of Kitchener, and the galiantrv soldiers, Volunteers, nn.l colonialforces.we would win agn.i* victory for a just cause. The result would ...
... downstairs at 5.30 on Monday morning, and found thi. cupboard and drawer had been forced open. The as wa*. *— »■ m , th « kitchen, and the prisoner was J£JZ V ZVt a &i Mlee ? m * Chair . Arouml him w «e six empty beer bottle, and an empty whisky bottle ...
... chiefly for kitchen, not under 17 ; wages £l4; three in family, six servants: easy place.— Call, after 4.3) to-day or to-morrow, or by letter, Mrs. Treherne, 18, Cambridge -square. W. WANTED, thoroughly-respectsble. Strong GIRL for kitchen under good cook ...
... cf patriotic entertainment. Bluejacket's Career in tee Service. Latest XVar Scenes. The arrival of Lard Roberts and Lord Kitchener at Cap— own. Prices: 35., 25., and Is.; reserved. 4s. Seats booked Keith, Prowse. and Co.: Ashton's. Bond-street; and at ...