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... RUSSIAN SOLDIERS IN LONDON : LORD KITCHENER INSPECTING A PARTY OF OFFICERS AND MEN IN THE QUADRANGLE OF THE WAR OFFICE. Official Photograph ; supplied by C.N. ...
... RUSSIAN SOLDIERS IN LONDON : LORD KITCHENER INSPECTING A PARTY OF OFFICERS AND MEN IN THE QUADRANGLE OF THE WAR OFFICE. Official Photograph ; supplied by C.N. ...
... the situation under martial law, shows that he is obviously the right man for the task. He has done fine work with Lord Kitchener in Egypt and South Africa. When war broke out he was in Egypt, which he left recently, the military position there being ...
... TO-DAY I AM JOINING WITH THEM IN THEIR SOLEMN TRIBUTE : THE KING LEAVING WESTMINSTER ABBEY ; WITH IX)RD KITCHENER. —[Photo, by Newspaper Illustrations.] On the occasion of the Anzac Memorial Service in Westminster Abbey, the King sent the following ...
... Generals are threatening to close every shop in which would-be French fashions are exhibited. Can you imagine your Lord Kitchener doing Bond Street, striding up and down with a fierce eye on the modiste's displays, trying to discriminate what was this ...
... STANLEY BENNETT TWIN ■ in— hippodrome 11 I hiOTmT T „. 49. TST^ O ATHAM.7OB. T,.- PUTNEY 2002. MESSRS. BLOW & COLLINS °JLu ° KITCHEN BRIDES,” HOT & COLD,” Pr«MiiU featuring featuring “ALL EYES.” EDGAR driver A.W.BASCOMB supported , _ f^? d T HERBERT HARRIET ...
... whose habitual incendiarism broke new ground in a peculiarly mischievous and shameful attempt to make bad blood between Lard Kitchener and Sir William Robertson. The omens of that speech, like everything that issues from this gloomy and sinister person, is ...
... century or two before the idea occurred to the hairv barbarians of the West. The sedan- chair is a glorified version of the kitchen chair, with a broom-handle tied on either side but the Chinese chair used by the great ones of the Flowery Land is a far more ...
... COINCIDED (HUSH I) WITH THE SECRET SESSION OF PARLIAMENT THE SCENE IN PARLIAMENT SQUARE AS THE ANZACS ENTERED THE ABBEY LORD KITCHENER AND GENERAL ROBERTSON ARRIVE AT THE ABBEY GENERAL BIRDWOOD (commonly known as the Soul H.M. THE KING of Anzac The King and ...
... to discre d it the voluntary system. One 'newspaper which boasted of its circula tio n refused actually t o publish Lord Kitchener's advertisements. Many I obscure individuals up and down the country were I prosecuted for discouraging recruiting, but no ...
... 1884 to join Lord Wolseley's Nile Expedition. From 1893 to 1903 he was employed with the Egyptian Army, and during Lord Kitchener's expeditions up the Nile he was attached to the 12th Sudanese Battalion, which was at that time commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel ...
... bathroom, kitchen. and usual °Sloes; nice garden; rent, CT. train half -Quarter. May, close to Broadway Stations. TO BE LET. clan, to West Ealing Station. a commodious. semi-detached VILLA. containing 2 reception, 6 bedroom:. fitted bothroom. kitchen, and ...
... coroner, ~.0 the body of Mary Ann Clsyzon, 71. widow of 16, Purkhouse-btreet. I d that on)fonder deceased of elle fire in aho kitchen moans or taier .her e.••• it. r cries attracted the WI , ' of 64, Oatyr-atTeet, to be poesing. 14ie assistance of another ...