... GOVERNMENT APPOINT AN AIR BOARD. MR. TENNANT & MR. JOYNSON HICKS’S CHARGES. WHAT THE ADMIRALTY DID FOR LORD KITCHENER. (From Our Parliamentary Representative.) Westminster, Wednesday Evening. There has been an important and most interesting debate war ...

... (Richmond Hill Residence; JCJ seven bed. three reception every modern convenience; downstaira lavatory; electric throughout; new kitchen; pleasant garden; would Let, —Thomas and Bettridge and Co., Waterloo St. ...

... Pembrokeshire.—Furnished Seaside House summer; three sitting, five bed rooms, bath, all enocs; pivtt-y lawn; well Hocked kitchen garden; sale bathing, boating, fiihuig, golf—Pan.culara apply. The Archdeaconry. Wel 1 -fnmEhed R.sidenoe, near Park; three ...

... HOUSES. ETC.. SALE. HA ND9WORTH. —Gordon Rd. (of! Hesthfiold Ed.); large dining, drawing, ki'tchen, ocslk-ry; all usOal oul-officcs. garden: four bed rooms, box room, Bath room. W.c. upstairs; vacant March. Moderate.—Address U 35. Daily Post. ...

... supposed that Lord Kitchener was as mnch dreaded as he was hated in Germany. Count Reventlow writes the “Deutsche Tages- Bcitung” with almost hysterical joy, and declares “If a German submarine did indeed cause the death of Lord Kitchener we must offer the ...

... MORNING EXPRESS EDITION “DAILY POST” OFFICE, 6 a-*- LATE LORD KITCHENER. WORDS OF PRAISE IN THE PRESS. THE ORGANISER OP VICTORY.” The following comments on the tragic end of Lord Kitchener are taJsen from to-day s leading London and provincial newspapers;— ...

... lieturning to our bivouac the tree, 1 found Kitchener and Wardrop anxiously waiting for me. As I approached Kitchener called out, ‘ls it all right?’ I said ‘No,’ and told him how obdurate Builftr was. “Kitchener looked extremely grave, and, jumping up, said ...

... Minister has received a large number of messages of condolence the death of Lord Kitchener. Replying to a telegram from the Portuguese Minister War, Mr. Asquith says: Lord Kitchener's death in the service of the Allied cause will but serve to strengthen the ...

... childhood dajs of the late Lord Kitchener were related a representative of the Daily Post” yesterday by Mrs. Sharp, now residing at Dalkeith, Clifton Road, Sutton Coldfield. Mrs. Sharp, who is 83 years of age, was Lord Kitchener’s nurse for two years, and ...

... the lots of Lord Kitchener. The Duke of Connaught (Governor- General of Canada) telegraphed behalf of his Government;— The tidings came a great shock to the people of Canada, who are inspired with a deep admiration for Lord Kitchener's splendid services ...

... Cathedral, yesterday, said the lose of Lord Kitchener wa* a serious blow. When some months ago we buried Lord Wolseley, then Lord Roberts crypt of this cathedral,” went on, was our thought* and plans that Lord Kitchener might one day laid to rest beside them ...

... the Hampshire as I for Lord Kitchener. For the death of Kitchener, as man, I am sorry, and for the manner of it. I glad that the career of Lord Kitchener the head of a machine, has come to an end. I wish every Lord Kitchener the world over was dead. He ...