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... Lord Kitchener. Mr. LLOYD OEOKGE informed Mr. Lynch and Mr. Cowan that the outbreak of war Lord Kitchener was in receipt of .£6,140 year, which was the salary drawn by the British Agent and. Consul-General Egypt while leave. On his acceptance the post ...
... Lord Kitchener. Lord Kitchener, who seconded the rceohtlion, said it wae necessary that everyone of them should grasp clearly what wae meant the statements that the war was one of financial and economic exhaustion and also ono of whole nations and peoples ...
... Earl Kitchener. lari KMVHr.Nr.JI said was glad Lord Derby, who had given him much valuable a-sistanee in the recruiting department of the War Office had worked wholeheartedly for the good the army, had been able explain in detail what had been going in ...
... LORD KITCHENER AND PROBLEMS TO BE Lord Kitchener, who was received with cheers, said it was necessary that every one of us should grasp clearly what was meant by the statements that the war was one of financial and economic exhaustion, and also one of ...
... Lord Kitchener With the King. Lord Kitehener visited tho King t Buckingham Palace 184 evening. and a prolonged audience of ...
... GARDENING NOTES. Kitchen Garden. Rhubarb.—The present month a suitable time for making new plantation rhubarb. The ground should be previously deeply trenched and well manured, and ingle-crown divisions may be planted 3ffc. apart each way, the crowns ...
... SLEPT IN KITCHEN WITH A DONKEY. During hairing of ca«c yesterday at 6u*hinilbi Petty which Daniel Courtney, Car irk irk. decrepit and bent old man. .minmoned Robert Taylor, sen., and Robert Taylor, jun.. of same place, for damage done to delf and furniture ...
... GARDENING NOTES. Kitchen Garden. Potatoes.—ln sheltered gardens and where the soil is a light nature plantation of potatoes may Ik> made, if tho state tho soil permits. Leaf soil and well-decayed stable manure mixed will assist to develop the tubers early ...
... RURAL WORKERS & ARMY. Lord Se!borne and Lords Kitchener & Derby. RECRUITING SCANDALS. Replying on Tuesday to • deputation of formers the Counties of Northampton, Rutland, Redford. and Huntimcdon, who sought definite of opinion as to their position under ...
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... MOY2MENTS OF MINISTERS. Lord Kitchener Confers with the Premier. The Prime Minister returned to 10, Downing Street, from the country about two o’clock yesterday afternoon, and in tho early evening was visited by Lord Kitchener, who remained in consultation ...