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... KITCHENER'S CONFERENCE. Great interest has been aroused Lord Kitchener's invitation to all members of Parli*. ment to meet him at the War Office on Friday morning to receive any information they might desire on military matters, and it is expected a large ...
... represented by the Secretary of State for War. Colonel Churchill made no personal attack on Lord Kitchener; he urged that the services rendered by Lord Kitchener to the Army must neVer be forgotten, and he acknowledged that the expansion of an Army of one ...
... black where PANSHINE is used. KITCHEN MAGIC, THE Pot and the Kettle are fond one another nowadays—and very fond of Panshine. They sit side by side the hob or gas stove and sing its praises perfect union. They belong to the bright family of things cleaned ...
... manure heap. Cover all fond with wire netting firshrelds, and put np fiy• sereene of the same material iu the tenter and kitchen windows. If your dust-bin is not emptied often enough couununiorste with the health officer of your district. Flies love the ...
... colleagues—(laughter)— that Lord Kitchener had never made a mistake, but Lord Kitchener had undertaken one of the most arduous undertakings ever laid upon a single individual, and (Mr Asquith), did not believe any of Lord Kitchener's critics would claim that ...
... 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 ...
... Suites and Furniture. Mahogany Sideboard, Dining Room Effects. PianoWte by Cramer and C 0.,. Mahogany Kneehole Writing Table; Kitchen Utensils; Its Head of Poultry; Poultry Howes and Runs and Outdoor Elects as fully described to Poster*. ig ...
... treated them brutally, and I believe sometimes struck them. They were given their dinner at midday in a large room rear the kitchens, on a table without a cloth, and served on tin plates. A TALE OF THE RON DUKE. What would the Iron Duke have thought of ...
... the ?Muslim of the thus for nary of the Secretary for War was, after longwiiimustion, negatived without a derision. Lord Kitchener was *ached by Sir Ivor Herbert cad Sir Arthur Markham The Pima Minister referred to the free essidseed by the Secretary for ...
... property comprises substantial and convenient, Dwelling-house, containing Diningroom, Drawing-room, Breakfast-room, large Kitchen, Dairy, Pantry, Bedrooms, Box Room and usual Offices. Water is laid on from the Bodmin Water Co.’s main. One good Cottage ...
... Son, Devizes. TO LET from June 24th, 24 Long Street, Devizes, comprising, 2 Reception Rooms, 4 or 5 Bedrooms, Bath Room, Kitchen, Scullery and Usual domestic Offices, Back Yard. SI‘)\'ERAL Furnished houses to let in and near Devizes also in Bromham, Seend ...
... Fi Floor FLAT, best central ' d , ng, and three bedrcxvms; kitchen. Bels _t nd _ cellar. Suitable for one B^trv^----—l° - Tyndall's Park. Clifton |. .~ _____ W 1, Hrdro).—Large Bedrooms. Kitchen witn Moderate rent, quiet people.-13, Richmond Terrace.-Apply ...