... problem in broad way. Sir A. Markham said that Lord Kitchener had allowed the reserve to fall to dangerous Cint, and he had not said to the (Cabinet that was not getting men required. Lord Kitchener also had not given the order# tor war material that ...

... nod bunt to the order of the Inte owoer. Bach boon* t«r. dmiac and drnwine-room* fear bedroems. bath, nod w.c.. excellent Kitchen and meetic Off.ecu. Electric Lirhtuiff. and the Inteat throachoat Orona yearly rentals. each. Term. 999 years. Apportioned ...

... I/>RD KITCHENER CRITICISED. Sir IVOR HERBERT (S. Monmonlhabirv, I.) moved to reduce the vote in respect of tfio salary the Secretary of State for War £lOO. sat’d ho wanted make it clear that doing wished to deal solely with the administration of fhc War ...

... Kirby, lurnished, 6 month# or longer; all fittings, liasi possible; telephone: reception-rooms, 5 largg 'bedroom's, good kitchens, washhousf; new range, - iiiod. rent to suitable tenant.-M ill, Echo otiice. 3 Rhag, Boat Ithug. Carn;irron, North Wales ...

... H. BHOHROCKS, Nurbreck Hydro, biackpool. WH ITBt NTIDE. WOODHAI.L SPA. VICTORIA HOTEL. Golf. Croquet Tennis. Orebestra. Kitchens under the control of Mont Soyer, late Brook's Club. Pension from 10/6. Rooms now being booked Early application e ...

... servo in the trenches, and arc not con. siderel as being behind the tighting line except in special case.. answered Lord Kitchener, adding I think Co'onel Churchill when he made his speech realised that fact thoroughly. ...

... rooms and use kitchen, SV-.-5. Sronrficld-st., 8767i2 Sitting and Bed Room; suit lady L at business.-118, Hu&kiison-st. .n superior house;-162, UNIT FD. twr> front rooms- bath: near rtri Sunlight: children.-122. Echo office. Ferry Kitchen and Bedroom; ...

... MAKER&rP. for'•birtlum, *e.- Aoply to Ashworth & Smith. Ltd.. Primrose Works. Clltheroe. YOUNG GIRL. Wanted, at oooe. 14-18. as Kitchen maid; good references required Apply. 4011. this Journal. rTYACKLER: smart, adaptable, plain No. 19 1. shafts, mixed counts; ...

... The Office. It may matter for regret that criticism of the military authorities, and in particular of Lord Kitchener, exists; but, since it does exist, cannot regret that was ventilated openly in the House of Commons in yesterday’s bate. Nothing* is more ...

... prosecution the war (laughter and rfinorf). When lord Kitchener wished work done, his main consideration was get it done, and was pot concerned the workmen who did it. M hen the cation realised much Lord Kitchener had done they would fool that they owed him debt ...

... will be free to smoke without offending the nostrils unfortunates who are under prison discipline. Lord Kitchener and Hie Critics, Lord Kitchener lias taken sensible step inviting the critics and doubters to meet him fare to face. It is pity lie has not ...

... not likely to be invaded, but the risk must always be effectively guarded against. Lord Kitchener’s Achievements. Brief mention was mad© Mr. Churchill of Lord Kitchener’s services, but he hinted obscurely that there should now b© another head of the War ...