... afternoon. The Right Hon. H. 14. Asquith. M.P. (Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury), and Field-Marshal the Earl Kitchener of Khartoum (Secretary of State for War) had audiences of Ills Majesty at Buckingham Palace. The King returned to the Castle ...

... justice for women, she once said. During the labour disputes three years ago Countess Markievicz spent days in a Dublin soup-kitchen preparing soup for the child sufferers of the strike. Her sympathies for the strikers caused her husband to discontinue his ...

... kicking a policeman and throwing gravel in his face, and during the labour troubles in Dublin in 1913 she helped Larkin and ran kitchen for 1,000 famished children. As recently January 23 her house in Leinster-road, Rathmines, was raided by the police, who found ...

... blunder they made when they allowed the single men to be sacrificed ? We know that the pledges given by Asquith, Balfour, and Kitchener against any extension of compulsion led many of the workers to agree to the first Military Service Act; but those pledges ...

... the war, an enterprise which was so skilfully foiled by the * final coup d’état of Mr. Churchill, Sir Edward Grey and Lord Kitchener, which brought us out of the danger with renewed prestige and with added honours to the men who were responsible for the ...

... OW %sails. Garage. Elect• ic the end of OLD WORLD GARDEN. 1; RES. unp a k g A g afor ref t a ho t e e i a Ith tennis lawn. kitchen garden. miniature on hard. virser. greenhouse. Lc. Particulars may be had of Norman Hart, Esq.. Inn. Holborn. or of the Auctioneet ...

... was desirable, it was found necessary to convene a secret conference of Labour representatives at which the Premier, Lord Kitchener, and Mr. Honar Law were present. Here the conspirators, we conjecture, hatched further plots for the betrayal of Labour. ...

... the duty of those in authority to provide? It has been stated that many of the young fellows, especially those who joined Kitchener's Army, who were employed in banks, offices, shops or factories, will seek other employment, when they return to civil life ...

... the regiment, attracted much attention. RUSSIAN SOLDIERS IN LONDON. The Secretary of the War Office aimounces that Lord Kitchener inspected on Friday in the Quadrangle of the War Office a party of Russian officers and soldiers, among whom were a number ...

... Gore-Booth, the Suffragist. The Countess started the Nationalist Boy Scouts, and during the lung strike organised Irish stew kitchens all over the city to feed the women The history of this ill-starred and short-lived and children. Her husband, Count Casimir ...

... the Egyptian Army. W• neat bear of him when he was employed with the Egyptian Army daring the three expeditions which Lord Kitchener conducted up the Nile to in 1596. 77. and VS. Throughout expedition' he commended the 12th Sonde:tame Battalion of the Egyptian ...

... movement. Then followed the Dublin strike. The misery of the strikers touched her, and among people of that sort with amp kitchens and • title she could be indeed • P . At that time. however. • little word dropped to Isar Meads a sign that the g i rl beauty ...