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... LORD KITCHENER’S SALARY, Mr. HOGGE asked the Financial Secretary to the War Office what were the total emoluments of the Secretary of State for War. Mr. FORSTER—III 6 amount issued from public funds as the emolument of the present Secretary of State for ...
... STATEMENT BY EARL KITCHENER. the House of Lords Thursday, Replying to various criticisms of our air service in general and home defence against Zeppelin raids in particular, Earl Kitchener said have no reason to complain of the manner in which the noble ...
... KITCHENER’S REVISED ESTIMATE. Writing in the Daily iNewe” Saturday, Mr. A. G. Gardiner, the editor, gays: I am told on good authority that a few days before the end which came upon him swiftly and silently Lord Kitchener said that he had revised his estimate ...
... MAKE KITCHEN ATTRACTIVE. Have your kitchen a pretty room, if you have to work there yourself, and you will find there is a pleasant side to the labour. The choice of utensils has something to do with making the room attractive, and you replace articles ...
... LORD KITCHENER SUGGESTED. The current number o£ the “Spectator'’ states that Lord Wimborne, the Viceroy, as well as Mr. Birrell, Chief Secretary, should resign. The paper also suggests that being one who has never been identified with either Unionist ...
... A GOOD KITCHENER STOUT. E. H. M. L.’’ writes the Times’’ fol lows; A story of the late I»rd Kitchener, well known at tiie time, and for the accuracy of which the (resent writer can vouch, is not without it® deeper esson to-day. At an early stage in the ...
... LOUD KITCHENER STAFF DROWNED OFF ORKNEYS. ...
... AND LORD KITCHENER’S WORK FOR THE EMPIRE. The First Lord of the Admiralty, speaking in London at luncheon in connection with the meeting of the British Imperial Council of Commerce, paid a notable tribute to the memory of the late Lord Kitchener. Responding ...
... GENERAL HUBERT GOUGH. KITCHENER’S POSSIBLE SUCCESSOR. The London correspondent of the Liverpool Post” writes—To the public perhaps the most interesting of the military honours gazetted the other day is that conferred on General Hubert Gough. He will be ...
... convenient to the Village of Eglinton, comfortable Dwelling-house, with Two Reception, Five Bedrooms, Servants’ Apartments. Kitchen and Scullery, with use of Office houee, and Three well stocked Fruit Gardens. For farther Particulars apply GALBRAITH, F.A ...
... ALEXANOEB MOMGOMEBY, LIMITED. BEST HOUSE AND STEAM COALS. Best Screened Coal for Kitchen use, at lowest prices In city. No extra charge for email deliveries. Office: STRAND ROAD. 6 ...
... TO LET, nioely Parlour, Kitchen, and Pantry, 9, Glasgow ter race, near Shipyard. No children. Protestant ( referred. p 367 ...