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... in the neighbotubood of Enniskillen is good. Rurgns.—One of the latest stories in regard to the gentleman ranker in Kitchener's Army lath. following. An otheer, superintending the receipt of • large and varied stock of stores, felt the need of • clerk ...
... GF OUR ARMIES, | cto the ot tne batly Gs Sir,—The ladies of St. W. Party desire me, through the mec Premier Defends Lord Kitchener. your paper, to tender their most thanke to the patrons and patroness | on a In the House of Commons last evening | agers ...
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... doubt aa to whether more mistaken might not have been made the critic* if had had an opportunity. The achievements of I/ord Kitchener inspired the Prime Minister to passage of noble eulogy. He recalled what had been accomplished, how an army of incredible ...
... n of his speech , to which Mr MeKerma . replied ; Mr Asquith , in the coarse of the discussion , paid a tribute to Lord Kitchener , whose services , he said , the Army , country , and Empire could not measure in words . ( p . 6 . ) Oce Flest : In the ...
... of native troops, as this oniy increased the confidence of the eneniy. In conciusion Mr Tennant he was authorised by Lord Kitchener to assure associated with thein that he was reade te vn. the members of the Labour party and those ceive them, either co ...
... Braunton last week a hedgehog was discovered to have partly eaten a chick, and to have severely mauled the mether hen. Lord Kitchener, speaking in the House of Lords on Tuesday, said they could not see their way to giving further pecuniary assistance io the ...
... the question of compensation loss of property during the insurrection. THE VOLUNTEERS. Mr. Percy Harris' Comments on Lord Kitchener's Speech. The following. leittr appeers. 2 the Sir,—There is no war organisation been through more vicissitudes than the ...
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... suggestion kind, which would merely go to increase the confidence of the enemy? conclusion, Tennant said was authorised Lord Kitchener to assure the members of the Labour party and those associated with them that was all ready to receive them, either collectively ...