... Kitchener and Russia. rograd. Too.dar Among many congratulatory telegrams *seemed by General Polivanot, 3linister ...

... sf KITCHEN GARDEN Parsnips chould be sown in F if the soil is in good condition. ff the succeed best in deeply-cultivated land » side was heavily manured for the previou » shot freshly-manurei land does not produ shaped roots. Where the soil is of nature ...

... LOPS KITCHENER'S VIEWS. In u Itltons•ling vi Lord kn.-lover in Lilo Harm. ot un WedlirodsY night toive vir on •11.• for more men and the inodeynny lb* voluntary ayouon. During the loor.e of kis ha said It is now to Minister's ',ledge iii order 111 the ...

... Kitchener and the Troops is Egypt. A message, dated Cairo. SondaT, --Lord Kit7h'ener has telegraphed in General Sir John Maxwell and to troops :a Egypt his be , t wi‘hes for 1916. ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S REQUIREMENTS Mr. HOGGE (R.) inquired of the Pr«*m>r wither Lord Kitchener had asked for million before the end of 1916. Mr. ASQUITH—I am afraid I not lo .what the honourable member refers. Mr. HOGGE—Ha« the right honourable gentleman ...

... KITCHEN •LOPS IN THE CARDEN. In nearly every household there is some of the above, including tea leaves, the peelings from potatoes and other vegetables, the liquid in which many kinds of vegetables have been boiled, etc., to be disposed of. This must ...

... c: — ew eame of those Jonahs would drop ov the Government would sail a grea better Mr. WALTER LONG he » thorised by Lord Kitchener to say that not desire this amendment to be carr: the Bill would pass the Hous as the Government introduced | Bill, bringing ...

... LORD KITCHENER S DUTIES Mr. ASQUITH stated, reply to Mr. Hogge (R.). that Lord Kitchener was conducting the duties of Secretary of State for War. Mr. HOGGE—WiII right honourable friend say whether those duties are now lees military thart political’ Mr ...

... 1 KITCHENER'S PROMISE ON COMPULSION BILL. proved. The s hole oh : 't a the amendment was to go throngh a precees of sifting by the tribunal iii order that. it might he ascertained shether there wan or wan not a negligible minority. All those atm voted ...

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... A MESSAGE FROM LORD KITCHENER The House went into committee on the Military Service (No. 2) Bill, and the discussion was resumed on the amendment moved by Sir Ivor Herbert (R.) providing that young men who became 18 years age subsequent the 15th of.last ...

... LORD KITCHENER RECEIVED B? THE KIHO. Buckingham Palace, Wednesday, The King, attended -Commander Sir Charlei Cust, Bart., R.N., and Lieutenant-Colonel Clive Wigram. arrived at the Palace this morning from York Cottage, Sandringham. The Right Honouiaole ...