... have gone well. proceeds show how much better things could liavo been managed Mmtrtw and Bulier in particular ; while of KITCHENER says tliat he would all along have been better employed in hi* office Chief the Staff, carefully studying hi* map and the ...

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... brother-in-law. Mr. Baliour. m they had -o much and were so entirely sympathy on literary and philosophical submits. rd Kitchener is. ! an. told, organiser, although means first-c]: ...

... A. !*. I. Kitchener is an •ngdsoata. Sport.' The length the Oxford and Cambridge bat tee course about vulea(Aston'. boiler >t Bifcktll* Ironworks. took place May lb. Inquirer.—The last earthquake shook (Warded in ihu took place (View, Pertkakira, on ...

... tenant free till Olirtatmaa. £26—Wain, {builder. llbl irKoiUiF. ROAD. Keae.l; f tlir-xagti Hat. and lUninf low rye Fed Hnoma, Kitchen. t*nr«a I'antry. SoiilW.ry tVfer. lean and well planted . retire. C«1 uriulw.—Apply M«> 4 Kimrs Ileith - R, (Uon* Wee Had ...

... Lovatery maim “et and | five principal Bed Rooms Pas’ trade new Room amt Lavatory Pratry, us of a vey Bet Booms Bon Room Kitchen, Seullery, ec yards of arual Larder Wine and Beer Collar. he ia haba 4 ease for years fram 1 4 years Mar Lowe eo of lie pe ...

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... NESS wh bern in the possession of Mr Jn rh door over i yoara uth ay who The Premisse comprise doable Retail two Mi: two Kitchens, we ¢ings eight ! bhowse tw Cattle Pens Stabling for on or Bhects lange be aod Rows The purchaser © | hate the option af ...

... commanding positions. The Mounted Infantry Brigade, anticipation engagement, climbed the the right. the Crocodile Valley, and Kitchener's followed the mounted infantry, but was found that the Boers had lefs four o'clock yesterday afternoon. re treating sou ...

... o'clock m the - ENDINGTON. A tM«fctfully-»tt«ated FREEHOLD FAMILY j»i Grtiae. nearly arrea With HoW.* Niahiinc. Piewrure u Kitchen Utltea, the a'.ah* b-ln* perfect osier and repair of the turner, who nenoviap I > a dlataae-1. SSS A>i--iioae»r»' t>ffle ...

... enlistment only for three months, which, am told, means that they are approbation. Walter Kitchener, who is praised SSir Koiivn Bullcr warmly to-day. the brother Lord Kitchener. distinguished hiinsclf the Omdurman omnia of t 'ommunicat ion* went out to South ...

... six miles, and gradually approached each other they came the top the hilL Puller says great credit due t«» Generals Walter Kitchener and Sinith-Dorrien for their excellent leading. thou refers to the fog, which unfortunately enveloped the troops, and deprived ...