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... 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 ...
... Commons like his week was in attack upon Lord Kitchener’ If would j more have replied to instead Mr Tennant Undersecretary But Mr Asquith's interposition lent authority to debate warm eulogy Lord Kitchener’s splendid I impertinence in face services devotion ...
... chamber bamboo table, wicker chair, bamboo umbrella stand, solid oak ballstand. kitchAn chairs, class, earthenware, and sundry kitchen reouisitos. view of sale from nine o'clock. Further particulars the Auctioneer Street, Penzance. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... north of the river also known by the name of the Guilaya. The Russiaus found abandontd limbers, trans- ports, wagons, field kitchens, and parts of guns. The air is full of the stench of dead left cattle and decomposed bodies of Germans in squadrons numberime ...
... Whit-Mouday Hunk Holiday until Tuesday, August Bth. LORD KITOHBNBR AND TRAINING CORPS, the House of Lords Tuesday, Lord Kitchener*said further grants were to made by the War Office to the Volunteer Training Corps because the great expenditure on the Army ...
... or without board. —Address Box 798. IT erf Briton Office, Truro. LET, unfurnished, BEDROOM and SITTING-ROOM, with use of kitchen if desired; highest part of Truro.—Address A.8., West Briton Office, Truro. LET, at Midsummer. 2 MYRTLE A VILLAS, Perranwharf; ...
... success of The Germans were compelled evacuate the entire area south of the river Vis-seloukha abandoning limbers wagons field kitchens PENZANCE POSTAL DISTRICT BOOKS MAGAZINES THE TROOPS THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THE POST Those thoughtful peoplo have been o-s ...