... share the hon. baronet's opinion regarding Lord Kitchener, and bis speech could only do mischief. Sir A. Mond asked' for some explanation of Lord Kitchener's functions. Sir George Reed said Lord Kitchener was one the sheet anchors of the Empire. His name ...

... the hon. member's request. Lord Kitchener's Services The House then went into Committee of Supply on a vote for the salary of the Secretary for War. Mr, Tennant paid a tribute to the foresight shown by Lord Kitchener preparing for a. three years' war ...

... furnished. PRETTY RESIDENCE, bf>st part of 2 eitting. bedi rooms, square hall, bathroom with gej-serj kitchen, usual offices; lawn back and front, j kitchen garden. Lovely views.—Apply, Mrs. Clark. HftTeld*ne. Hor'itcn. &et. , TjTXCELLENT STORES to LET, centre ...

... ! The property comprises substantial j ouTenient Dwell:Ti«-houee. containing DiniD . room Drawiug-room, Break fast-room, Kitchen. Dairy, PantrT. Bedrooms. Box- ! and ofheee. water laid on from the Bodmin Water Company s maim One j Cottage. Cattle Granary ...

... three—Mr*. Oakley. Teign- : WANTED. HOUSE-PARLOURMAID; conn- >] try; two maids kept.—Chelfham Bridge, j ' Stoke Rivers. KITCHEN MAID Waited!— Write wagei ' etc., Mrs. Bayne. I Exeter. ' ANTED. strong g», I with er-m? experience.—Apply, Mts. , Buchanan ...