... THE KITCHENS. Down in the kitchenn large quantities or canned food• provisions of every descrip• tion were discovered daorderly •rray. Some sort of diftripline seems to have been maintained in the rnmmissrat department. A slate has been discovered on ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Earl KITCHENER lie won glad that Lord Charnwriod, in asking this quenton. had referred to the conduct of the Volunteer I Training l'orpe lii Huldin. He wished to add the appreciati.m of the War (Hike of tite gallant manner io which they ...

... THE KITCHENER XIMORLIIL Tbe of the Candil ef the Lord MINDOria Pod me bald at Jamie Palace yesterday Quota Maratha, wire presided, addressed the Canal bristly she said, 1 mama a iRk. but I NIA like to ME' yea y I appreciate beam asked to be the of the ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Mr. HOGG! asked tho Prune Miniater what, in of in military commands, were now Lord Kitchener'. duties. Mr. Asporra—Lord Kitchener centime. to diacharge the duties of of State for War. (Laughter.) Mr. ROGGE—Can be soy whether these duties ...

... KITCHENER SCHOLARSHIPS. Lotter from Lcrd Mayor of London. To EDITOR OF THE IRISH TINE& But,—The Council of the Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund have resolved to found a number of scholarabips which wiU enable young Britoas destined for • commercial ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Lord Kitchener, who dupported the resolu• tion, said it was necessary that every one of um should grasp clearly what was meant by the statements that the war via. one of cal and I,eolloMir elhaurtion, and also one of whole nations and ...

... THE KITCHENER MEMORIAL. 'The Duke of Connaught. Governor-Geeerul of esbles the Lord Mayor of Loudon:— Wire received. I vial certainly-make the opal you ask for in Canada as to to Lord Kitchener. Being on tour in the West, the appeal may be delayed until ...

... EARL KITCHENER. Earl KITCHENER—With year lordships' permission I should like to add a is. from the military point of RM. to what boa said by my noble friend. Seventeen months ago I stated to your lordships the broad principles of the military steps which ...

... LORD KITCHENER. The ronrtmartial to try Capt. .1. C. liowen-C,lthorst. of 3rd Batt. Irish Rifles. a charge of having murdered Frank Slierltt •Skelbnizton. Dicker., and Patrick Slaelnirre. by ordering them Ire shot at l'ortr;bello Barracks. Dublin. on ...

... authorised by Lord Kitchener ' to say be did sot done that amendment should be carried. lad . studied the wit% the care, kid he hoped It wield pass through the Is the Is which It was let:educed by the Government. (Cheers.) Lord Kitchener also authorised ...

... THE KITCHENER MEMORUL FUND. Tim subscriptions to the Lord Kitchener National Ilsmonal Fund now totel upwards g 201,000. The Duke of Connaught cabled from Canada that the Dominion is contributing 16,01:0 to the fund. The Archbishop of Canterbury, in . ...

... LATE LORD KITCHENER. MEMORIAL SERVICES IN DUBLIN. A Servos in memory of Lord Kitchener was held in the Centenary Church, htephen's Green, last night, and was attended. The hymns were •• Brief life is here our portion (Bernard of Cluny). Eternal Father ...