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... in wages. He decided that the employers have not established their claim. lord KITC ’ENER and the BLINDED SOLDIERS. Lord Kitchener, accompanied Surgeon- General Alfred Keogh, visited' the blinded soldiers St. Dnnstan’s, Regents Park, London, yesterday ...
... THE MILITARY STANDPOINT LORD KITCHENER’S VIEW. Voluntary System Fully and Fairly Tried. ...
... JOSEPH BLAIR, LTD. Boilers, Grates, Mantelpieces, and Kitchen Ranges of all kinds. 5 to Church Lane, BELFAST. ...
... THE NEED FOR MEN. Mr. (R.) asked the Prime Minister whether Lord Kitchener had said wanted 1,500,000 men to the end 1916; whether this information was given to the Cabinet, and if so, on what date. Mr. ASQUITH—I can add nothing to the state menta already ...
... j the side of a couch in the kitchen, when lighted piece of coal feli out of the fire on to her flannelette night-dress, and that she tried to quench the flames before raising any ! alarm. There was person in the kitchen lat the time except the deceased ...
... YESTERDAY. the absence of the Lord Chancellor, the K%rl Ponoughmore took his seat on the wool rack half past four o’clock. Lord Kitchener was present on the Government front bench. ...
... Chancellor, the of Donoughniore took his seat on the %%outback in the House of Lords on Tuetday at half-past four o'clock. Lord Kitchener was present on the Government front bench. ...
... If Mr. Long had told them that Lord Kitchener had ever been right in the course of war it would have been something. (('ries Oh! '` Withdraw !”) In the matter of recruiting, ho said emphatically that Lord Kitchener had been wrong from first to last, ...
... over 200 men. We also captured one gun, a quantity of rifled and artillery ammunition, and a large number of tent., field kitchen.. and large supplies of biscuits and flour. ...
... SERVANTS' REGISTRIES. MISS Macouu requires experienced good Kitchen-maid for gentleman’s ectabliehment; £lB-£2O; Protestant. —Agency, 11, May Street. ATS AT Mrs. Rolston’s Agency awaiting engagement, good Plain. Cook. Cook-General, Parlourmaid. House-Parlour ...
... guilty. Mr. TENNANT—No. Mr. HOGGE—Why not? Mr. TENNANT—There was insufficient eel. dence. LORD KITCHEN) R'S REQUIREMENTS. Mr. HOGGE asked whether lord Kitchener bad asked for one million five hundred , thousand men before the end of 1916. Mr. ASQUITII—I ...
... | — Visit from Lord Kitchen Lord Kitchener, accompanied by 8 General Alfred Keogh, visited blinded a the at St. Dunstan’s, Park, Lond terday, and displayed great interest Ts fit remarkable facility with which they ar > into ing to read and typewrite and ...