... The Residence (which is pinuandy situated. is ached =venues kading from the main roads) contains drawing and tuning hall, kitchen, and pantry, and a very fine dairy, 5 bedrooms, and servants rooms The buildings are almost the beat in the County. with stalls ...

... his colleagues (laughter) —that Kitchener had made mistake, but Lo: Kitchener had undertaken one of the .si arduous undertakings ever laid upon a single individual, and (Mr. Asquith) did not l*olie\c any Lord Kitchener’s eriliA- would cLiini that in similar ...

... it is too awful for words. It seems as if the mountain was collapsing. If I escape alive I shall remember this Bister. Our kitchens are two hours’ walk in the rear. For Easter had nothing to eat or drink except aquarter of pint of coffee. There is not drop ...

... front door before retiring to bed. On going downstairs about 5.30 the following morning she found the gas burning in the kitchen and Mrs. Campbell lying on the sofa frothing at the mouth. She (Mrs. Campbell) was unconscious, and on entering the back room ...

... is surprise. Instead, therefore, launching against Lord Kitchener the main frontal attack which he had led us to expect, Mr. Churchill delivered flanking attack. He hardly mentioned Lord Kitchener name at all, a,ll v.hon he did it was praise him. Nevertheless ...

... Edward Grev tin Foreign Office yesterday afternoon, ihere were exceptionally few visitors the Department veiterday. LORD KITCHENER’S INYimiOfl 10 ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 191«. the right honourable gentleman paid the eervices of Lord Kitchener must never forgotten. The fact that we were holding 45 enemy divisions, including their best regular troops, was great and impressive fact; ...

... give ca?h; can work myself, and brother, on farm or lioum*- woik. Box A 5379, Office. K3l reijnires Comfortable Bedroom, nsa kitchen; nice locality. Box F 4416, this Office. requires fMI-funiished, Combined well-kept house; very little attendance; must moderate ...

... redundancy. duplkation, and overalpping on both side, of tho Channel. Thu German system wee very different. The serene, of tenni Kitchener must never forgotten. lie was reluctant at first to undertake the trek of ones:tilling our great semies, but the feet that ...

... Jo Thaukas living, per Mrs. A. 31. Sulliran, C 3; non., 10s.; Mrs Duff. 10s.; Mr. John .T. Fluskey, Cl; S. P., 10s. IN A KITCHEN CU 000000 . •• .warmed with Beetles until we Put down ' Keatlnee' oseritteht. It killed the Int. We meet tire. op In the ...

... I raspy of had been kept back for home de. ' fence, or were employed in theatres wnere there had limn no figbEing. LORD KITCHENER'S SUPREME There woe two things that ought to he remembered on the other tide. Ti.. tint was the eopronse which Lord Nin•hener ...

... Secretary, War Office: —*'* Deeply regret -Inform you that Captain E. W. Barrett, 8.F.C., was killed action on May. Lord Kitchener expreeec* his sympathy.'* Deceased is the same officer whose promotion to the rank captain was announced later than last ...