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... Herbert Lord Kitchener. In their name and my own __.. . , . , v._ I respectfully offer our moat heartfelt aym- Kitchener was Irishman. The family, howpstsf7 aver, can trace it* descent from Thoma* also wired the Prime Minister:—On Kitchener, bom 1686, who ...
... am nounced that Lord Kitchener would not take the Mediterranean command, in October it was further announced would be appointed to the Defence Committee. This my- J. nouncement caused general satisfaction. Ist the end Lord Kitchener found congenial employment ...
... and rushing her cried excitedly— Oh. mamma, there’s a man in the kitchen kissing the servant. His mother showed her surprise in unmistakable fashion, and proceeded once to the kitchen. But before she had reached the door the youngster cried *'4gril tool; ...
... There's richt guid smell the kitchen. An' ivery room in the hoo«e; You’ll feel it across the causey, ■When the fryin* pan’s use. A sniff o' the food the ocean. Fresh an’ bright, an’ silvery clear; An’ ken ’at there’s meat ’At can eat. When the Three more ...
... a aartlce in memory of Lord Kitchener. The FieldAUrahal wa» a of the lodae Kin» Solomon’r Temole. which war at Chetter. ard which >.-*• mteroatinf aacociationa with the city . . _ The ecnrW waa the Hylton Stewart Kitchener'# name atood third on the membetebip ...
... the late Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener, with un inscription the admiration of this House for his illustrious military career and its gratitude for his devoted services to the State. Ur. ASQDITH said that when and Lord Kitchener parted for the last time there ...
... morning. I hare to report with deep regret that hie Majesty's ship Hampshire (Captain Herbert J. Saville, R.N.), with Lord Kitchener and his 9taff board, was sank last night about p.m. the west of the Orkneys, either by a mine or torpedo. Four boats were ...
... Toilet Ware, Commode, Iron Beds, Mattresses, Dressing Table, Oil Cloth. Mirrors, Kitchen Table, Conch and Chairs, Singer Sewing Machine, Mangles, Lamps Dwiph, and Kitchen U-'enslls, die., Ac- _ . . Te-mi, Cash and Auction Oommbelon. F J. M CABTNEY, ,no ...
... Toilet Glasses and Over mantles. Mahogany Cabinet, What-not, Fenders and Fire Brasses. Wardrobes, Presses, Kitchen Cupboard, Set of Mangels, Kitchen Tables and Chaim, Toilet Sets and Delph. Cooking Utenaihi, Ac. Terms; —Cash and Auction Commission Sale. ...
... trace of th, “winnerV’ battle flag. THE KITCHENER CALAMITY. It la truly said that oo« calamity never comae alone, and never hea the saying been more completely verified than In the tragic death of Lord Kitchener. Already bad been mourning the deaths of ...
... gas works attracted a large crowd the spot, and the local Fire Brigade also promptly turned out. Thj fire originated in the kitchen, and young Featberstone, who is himself deaf and dumb, very pluckily refcued and carried out the street his mo'ther, woman ...
... loss which they had sustained the drowning of LORD KITCHENER. Major Condor, of the Royal Engineers, was the first officer to superintend the survey Palestine, and one of his assistants, was Lord Kitchener, who took a great interest in that land at that early ...