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... and to spend even the few shillings necessary for fees, and then many of our senior students left to take their places in Kitchener’s Army that some of the most , important classes were impoverished, and al- I though the school suffers financially from ...

... , Scotland, has been received from her brother Mrs. J. M'Alliater, Duke Street, Hallvraena: BALLYMENA HEROES. When Lord Kitchener called for fighting men old Ireland sent her best. And from Ballymena, some fine lads re- K|Kmded with the rest; For better ...

... Lord Lieutenant conducted recruiting campaign throughout Ireland, and asked for 10.000 men in•talment of 50,000 whom Lord Kitchener were needed to-keep the Irish regiments to full strength daring the coming year. Instead of 10.000 recruits they only got ...

... VINO TEA TOGETHER. in thn hot*l, nlthougli the tee thinge removed, and there wee eigne of dnne there. The neople in the kitchen had perfect right to be there, they were invited guests. regards the men in the billmrdroom, one was bona fid© traveller and ...

... worked in one of the factories in the town. He found in the kitchen a gentleman and his wife, who said they WERE INVITED GUESTS. and Mr*. Piek«n *«id the same, and witnaa* saw of drink in the kitchen. Witneaa came back to go npetairs. and aaked Mrs. Picken ...

... generol compulsion. Therefore, the pledge and the necessity went together. But for the pledge they would not have had the men. KITCHENER'S STATEMENT. THE NEED FOR A CHARGE. She Hou*c Lord* y«rtord«jr i*n»u«»»o» 44k**W ftwi«* sharks from ike military f»Oint ...

... DISTINCT HANDICAP Th�� PreM Awoci»tlon i*l*gr»P k,: - * *'J of Derby’, report recruiting U*»«> Tuesd.r, It i. «WrcM«l to Eerl Kitchener, end is divided into two pert.. the firet pert, Lord Derby ex pen*, hi. met .incere th.nk. to the Centrri . d to the Becruitmg ...

... * * * M I guess that’s all right—eggs, bacon, j he has his own marmalade Yea M Susan gave last glance at herself in the kitchen mirror. Her brother Danny!* r collar, which she had appropriated, might have been cleaner—but that was an Item. The red cigar ...

... was after beating him. Witness brought him info the kitchen where his brother John was. and both were in a very excited state, and under the influence drink. John assaulted Robert again in the kitchen hit presence, and witness caught him by the shoulder ...

... responsibility of taking over the Government themcelves? And would they down to the country, and say—“ are advised by Lord Kitchener and the whole Military Staff over here that have not got nearly enough men, but .we tell you you would fools it you agreed ...

... Apart from the performances of the Irish troops in the field—and he was as proud of the Ulster regiments of the others— Lord Kitchener's words were true when said that in the matter of recruiting Ireland a performance had been magnificent. years ago anyone ...