... KITCHENER EARL Lords yesterday out a successful bombing raid against the enemy's aerodrome at German aeroplane to-day flew over Houlogne and dropped a few bombs, but no damage was done. French Official. Pams, Wednesday Midnight. Between Soissons and Rhciins ...

... KITCHENER, The Association say- it i' nndet.-tood tii.it !.. Kitchener will make importaut speech in the 11,. of Ixtrds to-day on the military po-iiion and recruiting. TRADE UNIONS AND COMPULSION, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, lie Lc-rd took ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Lord Kitchener, in his address to the House of Lords, made the following pointa:— . Voluntaryism has given results far beyond prophecy and far beyond our enemy’s dreams. But recently the recruits have ocased to ensure the ful] provision ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Earl KITCHENER (Secretary for War) said: I should like to add few remarks from military point view. Seventeen months ago I stated ro your Lordships brood principles of the military steps considered necessary the emergency of the war. The ...

... ALSO KITCHENER Tt was the same old lady who had bfen watoh ing some men in tiwming that morning. “ I think it's very wrong,” said she, *‘ taking the gur boys out in the nnn‘ and rain like that. hey might e seriously ill after it! * Oh. said I, mcaning ...

... KITCHENER AND THE CHANGE. WHY HE THINKS IT NECESSARY. .■■■ SOLDIER S VIEW ...

... KITCHENER SURPRISED. THE TERRIBLE AND DIFFICULT CONDITIONS IN GALLIPOLL Mr. Walter Long, M.P. ing at a meeti at Caxton Hall, London, m for the pur: pase of congratulating Sir George Reid on his un- OW entry to Parliament, said that Lord Kitchener on his ...

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... QUESTION FOR KITCHENER, In tbr* of Lords, on Tur*d*y next. Lord will l.ord Kitcbraer to state the number recruits rawed in Great Britaui end Ireland aimam the coouneca exnent of the war, end approximate ••stunete of the auigle men still available for ...

... Kitchen Garden. iteeent raw we bull very wet Lieu*/ oli er y ugut n /1111.10Ubbhlte 1../..k.etu V. Ileceboal.y hr-le asve been plan.ect, ale elialetn uppoitilluy ,4tAcil Lawe up lat.l.ltet bOta itelWeeh the rows. 11 we are wed Advanced Uley May yuesituy ...

... KITCHENER’S MESSAGE. SENT TO THE RUSSIAN MINISTER OF WAR. Among the many congratulatory telegrams received by General Polivanoff, Minister of War, on the occasion of the Russian New Year are (says the Petrograd correspondent of “The Times”) messages from ...

... KITCHEN GAKEEN Recent rains have left the soil very wet and heavy, and, except on very light land, it is almost impossible to proceed with necessary work. Where cabbage and similar crops have been planted, the earliest opj>ortunity should taken to hoe ...