... Kitchener and Russia. rograd. Too.dar Among many congratulatory telegrams *seemed by General Polivanot, 3linister ...

... 1 KITCHENER'S PROMISE ON COMPULSION BILL. proved. The s hole oh : 't a the amendment was to go throngh a precees of sifting by the tribunal iii order that. it might he ascertained shether there wan or wan not a negligible minority. All those atm voted ...

... DEPUTATION TO LORD KITCHENER. Important Ministerial Statement. The Press Bureau issues statement that yesterday afternoon a deputation of London members waited upon Lord Kitchener the War Office the subject of the protection of London from raids by aircraft ...

... BALLTNAHINCH.-To lot. The Back, containing reception, bad rooms, kitchen, Ac., with enclosed yard and suitable office-houses; also 7 acres of lend; rent, £3l free.—Apply Mrs. Crockery, Ardbawn, Waterloo Gardens, Belfast. ...

... the opportunity attesting brought before their own doors and who had pot availed of, it, , Lord Kitchener did not wish this amendment paeeed. Lord Kitchener hoped that.the Bill it stood would give him all the men hi required, that it .would opablo him ...

... aileat disdain. Lord Kitchener could afford to tleat with supremo indifference the article to which attention had been draws. Mr. PKINOLE. who said it was well known some members of the Government agreed with tbs attacks upon Lord Kitchener, and got the NortboUffe ...

... YESTERDAY. the absence of the Lord Chancellor, the K%rl Ponoughmore took his seat on the wool rack half past four o’clock. Lord Kitchener was present on the Government front bench. ...

... If Mr. Long had told them that Lord Kitchener had ever been right in the course of war it would have been something. (('ries Oh! '` Withdraw !”) In the matter of recruiting, ho said emphatically that Lord Kitchener had been wrong from first to last, ...

... Parliament, an procure alcoholic beverages to any extent either for himself or his friends. Recently the Offirmas of the Kitchen Committee (Colonel Lockwood) was asked whether he would approach the Prime Minister with a view to the Roues being afforded ...

... Lord KitChellef 3 Assurance. Mr. WALTER LONG said he was authorised by Lord Kitchener to say that he did not desire this amendment to be carried. and that he boned the Bill would pass the Mame practically as the introduced it. This Bill. liy bringing ...

... on it. GERIIAN WINE IN PARLIAMENT. Mr. PRINGLE (L.. North-West Lanarkshire) asked Colonel Lockwood, as repreeenting the Kitchen Committee, whether the Kit. slum Committee is still purchasing German wines; and, if so, whether precautions arc taken that ...

... £2 18s 4d. £350 for 7 good Kitchen Houses off Fall* Road; ground rent only £9 14«. £1.050 for 2 Semi-detached Double Villas, Bloomfield; 3 sitting-rooms, 5 bedrooms; garden*; ground rent. £l2 10s. £3OO for block of 6 Kitchen House* off Crumlin Road; in ...