... Cheshire Volunteers. —_— REGIMENT'S SERVICES ACCEPTED BY THE KING. Lord Kitchener, in a communication to Lord Egerton of Tatton, His Majesty’s Lieutenant for the County of Chester, states thai the King has been pleased to signuly his acceptance of the ...

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... service. [ bave committed no crime, nor broken any laws, and have been swraightforward all through. The Chairman (Counaillor 8. Kitchen) said the magistrates’ duties that morning, under the circumstances, were mflul, but they were administrative, and they no ...

... Mayoress of Dukinfield for Rueen Mary's Needlework Guild, being part propoeds of a dance at the Co-operative Hall, Muws A. Kitchen, of 121, Cheeotham Hillroad, has also sent 10e. to the same fund. Miss Rosie Parker, of 194, Park-road, has cent one guinea ...