... for an instant in Lord Kitchener. The only occa- sion since the war hegan when the patient people of Great Britain showed a disposition to string somebody to the lamp--post as when an attempt was made to hound Lord Kitchener out of office, Truly, the ...

... COMING CONFERENCE Members of Parliament to Meet Lord Kitchener. The Tri terest invit.ition. through Mr. Temumt. all Mein hers J’arhaiiiei.t meet him at the War Othce riday morning to receive any information they might desire military matters. reat my ...

... CRITICS CHANGE. iireal interest has been aroused Lord Kitchener’s invitation,' conveyed tlirough Tennant, all members of Parliament meet him the War Office to-morrow morning receive any information they might desire on military matters. Though the attendance ...

... Detached) DWELLINGHOUSE, * Thornleigh,” Parkinson-lane, lately ocoupied by W. B. McLusky, Fsq., containing two Reception Rooms, Kitchen, end Scullery on ground floor; 5 Bedrooms and Attics, Bathroom and Lavetory (separate), Greenhouse, with heating apparatus ...

... ;ili praiae. ►i to say that d a mistake in ; agnnKst the generally, been since the fir?t day of war associfited with Lord Kitchener ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. THE USE OUR MAN POWER. MR. ASQUITH S REPLY TO COLONEL CHURCHILL. LORD KITCHENER ATTACKED AND DEFENDED. The Speaker took the Chair at a quarter to three o'clock yesterday. WORK CAMPS FOR GERMAN PRISONERS. Mr. (Cncler-Secretary for War) ...

... Visseloukha, aleo known by the name of the Gnola Pm In the marshes the Russians found ned limbers, transport waggons, field kitchens, and parts of guns. The air is full of the stench of dead cattle and deromposed bodies of Germans left unburied. In the Pinsk ...

... the Channel. The Sir A. Markham; Shall be able to ask German system was very different. questions of Lord Kitchener. The services of Lord Kitchener must never Pennant: ertainly. be forgotten. Ke was reluctant at first Though the attendance at the House ...

... infections diseases can, to a very great extent, be banished from the home if an effective disinfectant be used regularly m the kitchen, nureery, bedrooms, and offices. In wiew of the importance of maintaining the national health in present circumstances, & ...

... Son of the war, (Laughter ami cheers.) When Lord Kitchener wished work done, main consideration was to get dene, and was not concerned as the Workmen who did it. When tl»e nation realised how much Kitchener had done, they would feel ft«l they owed him a ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S SERVICES. Coming to tko mnUes for rwiootion the salary the Secretary Slate tar War, sraa rather sorry it had been red. (Cheers.) He said, with at most sincerity, that be thought the Armf, country, and Empire owed to Lard Kitchener, lor ...

... . The attack Lord Kitchener gives distinction to those who lend themselves to it. This is tho only importance tho motion moved in the House of Commons yesterday for reduction of his salary. debt which the country owes Lord Kitchener is such, as Mr. Asquitb ...