... A dog barking in the kitchen the house attracted his attention. The door was open, but the half-door was closed. Witness saw in the door, and noticed a horse’s winkers, with a rope attached thereto, hanging from beam in the kitchen. did not then enter ...

... LORO KITCHENER'S The family of Laid Kitchener have under conoidoratloa the publication hi* life, lb* writing of which most of oeoewity take some time Only ths person trailed with the work will have to Lord Kitchener’s private documents. ...

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... Kitchener's Party. Bureau. Tueerlay. p.m. The War Office notifieri with reference to the announcement of the km of H.M.S. Ramoshiro, that, the special party of lord Kitche.ier. with Lieut.-Col. 0. A. Fitzgerald, C.M.G. ipersonal miiitarN seereustyl; ...

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... Lord Kitchener, The event* of tho last two years have hardened to tragic surprises, but the announcement issued yesterday by the Admiralty that the cruiser on which Lord Kitchener and his Staff were travelling; to Russia was sunk off the Orkneys on Monday ...

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... KITCHENER'S EARLDOM. When he home London was en fete in Prepared only by THOMAS BEECHAAL St. Helens, Lancashire. Sold everywhere in boxes, (56 pills) 4 alp (168 pills). F ...

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... Lord Kitchener. Mr. LLOYD OEOKGE informed Mr. Lynch and Mr. Cowan that the outbreak of war Lord Kitchener was in receipt of .£6,140 year, which was the salary drawn by the British Agent and. Consul-General Egypt while leave. On his acceptance the post ...