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... LORD KITCHENER'S REQUIREMENTS Mr. HOGGE (R.) inquired of the Pr«*m>r wither Lord Kitchener had asked for million before the end of 1916. Mr. ASQUITH—I am afraid I not lo .what the honourable member refers. Mr. HOGGE—Ha« the right honourable gentleman ...
... Kitchener and the Troops is Egypt. A message, dated Cairo. SondaT, --Lord Kit7h'ener has telegraphed in General Sir John Maxwell and to troops :a Egypt his be , t wi‘hes for 1916. ...
... LORD KITCHENER RECEIVED B? THE KIHO. Buckingham Palace, Wednesday, The King, attended -Commander Sir Charlei Cust, Bart., R.N., and Lieutenant-Colonel Clive Wigram. arrived at the Palace this morning from York Cottage, Sandringham. The Right Honouiaole ...
... CZAR & KITCHENER. Wishes to Our British Comrades lor Glorious Success. His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia haa been graciously pleased to address the following message to Lord Kitchener. in reply to i telegram of congratulation tient on behalf ...
... Kitchener to Make Statement. The Press . Association says — . lt is 1' der- stood that leird Kitchene'r W 111 make an important speri-h in the ot on the military position and reisruiting. ...
... MINERAL NEWS ITEMS. FROM ALL SOURCES. Mr. Walter Long, speaking in London .n Tuesday night, said Lord Kitchener, on his return from the Gallipoli Peninsula, told him he could not have believed the conditions were so diifieult or so overwhelming in their ...
... guilty. Mr. TENNANT—No. Mr. HOGGE—Why not? Mr. TENNANT—There was insufficient eel. dence. LORD KITCHEN) R'S REQUIREMENTS. Mr. HOGGE asked whether lord Kitchener bad asked for one million five hundred , thousand men before the end of 1916. Mr. ASQUITII—I ...
... 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 ...
... The Licensed Premises contain 2 Sitting and 3 Bedrooms, Bath (h. and e .) , W.C., together with ample drinking Rooms, 2 Kitchens and Scullery. There is also a large Yard (with a gond Gateway Entrance), which bee Stabling for 10 horse:, besides Sheds ...
... matter of fa > the | into Question to Lord Kitche: valty over In the House of Lords on Tues¢ f the Midleton will ask Lord Kitchener to | the number of recruits raised in (Grea J mute of the single men still available tation in BONUS FOR GIRL MUNI o has ...
... and Bed Rooms, Hall, Stairs, ana Bathroom. TO-MORROW.—Lots. 360-633, including the contents 2 Pantries, Cellar, Store Room, Kitchen. Scullery, Workshop, and the Linens, Curtains, Conservatory, Plants, and Outside Effects. Admission by Catalogue only, prioo ...
... (Magnificent Famous Players production in Four Parts, featuring MARY PICKFORD, tbe World's Favourite). Cartoons in tbe Kitchen.” Cupid Takes Taxi. The Topical Budget. Twice Nightly, at 1 and 9. Matinees—Ti Popular Prices Adn MONDA Y. TUESDAY. & WEDNESDAY ...