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... KITCHENER'S FOUR MILLION MEN. INFAMOUS OIERNIAN DUPLICITY. - LATEST PORTRAIT OF THE KAISER. (By the Cro.isbuttoeter.) IN HONOUR OF MR. ANDREW FISHER, OF KILMARNOCK. Kilmarnock xabsters Mite and claw, And pour your Crept4sie nations, And ye wha' leather ...
... BRADLEY. CHATHAM. On Saturday afternoon a tournament was held on the ground of the Chatham F.O. the joint benefit of the Kitchener Memorial and the Kent Prisoners of War Funds. Harry Williams, of Marylebone, was given the verdict in a ten rounds contest ...
... small army will shortly have to face :1,041,000 men—all volunteers. • • TRAGIC BEACH OF KITCHIUMIR. The tragic death of Lord Kitchener is mourned throughout every part of the world as an unprecedented calamity, and tributes to his memory are coming in from ...
... Castle Tavern, Holborn, in five rounds, time 20 minutes, on April 10, 1822. Here are the facts:—Scroggins went into the kitchen of the house, half seas over, and attempted to kiss Tom's cook, _which caused a row. Tom came on the scene and ordered him ...
... final and most surprising discovery. 'CASTLEFORD. god came down from Melt somewhere end Thet the stern and unbending Lord Kitchener ilnnointett him with some wrong kind of oil so could possibly develop a humorous vein in LOUIS RUDDICK BEATEN BY WALTER that ...
... and to whose influence and intervention largely owe the fact that sport is flourishing to the limited extent it does. Lord Kitchener was not a racing man himself, and, so far as I recollect, never cut much of a figure either in tlie'htinting field or on ...
... Letchitsky's successes are not•--eawaplete , yet by a ' Professor Pollard looks for victory next year. Make way for Lord Kitchener, was one of the last cues on board the ill-fated Ramp - shire. Nine million pairs of hoots made in rngland for Russia, marked ...
... operation. The needs of the horse supply call for an extension of racing facilities, and, supported as demand is by Lord Kitchener, Lord Selborne, and Mr. Henry Chaplin, the Stewardis, of the Jockey Club's efforts to keep the business of racing going cannot ...
... .e Ciifehrffltie, LORD KITCHENER DROWNED. „, N ar o ch rep a o r r t t :v has on syhetorebeen received from the THE RING. _ ._ 11.31.5. Hampehire was on her way to ELECT OUR CREATEST SOLDIER. Following the publication of this i.ad news, it DYR . JIMMY ...
... Kaiser is beginning to realise ball, his real position. Bankrupt in health a nut KITCHENER'S FOUR MILLION WARRIORS, finances, be is bound to expect no sympathy When Lord Kitchener, at the head of from either friend or foe, and those latter are 4,000,000 s ...
... to a wounded Belgian soldiers, gel) for a travcriltig `• FOR THE ENEMY'S HAND. more violent realisation of the unspeakable kitchen for Belgian soldiers, and 1:•24 h,r -- horror of the epectacle. Heaps of piled-up Spud Murphy, a boxer who is cripple.l ...