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... K. K.'S STEP. MEETING THE CRITICS FACE TO FACE. Lord Kitchener has taken a sensible step in inviting the critic* and doubter* to meet him to-morrow, at the House, face to face (says the London correspondent of the Daily Post). It pity he baa not done ...
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... doubt aa to whether more mistaken might not have been made the critic* if had had an opportunity. The achievements of I/ord Kitchener inspired the Prime Minister to passage of noble eulogy. He recalled what had been accomplished, how an army of incredible ...
... also knnwni the name of the Gnilaya Pripet. In the marshes the Russians found abandoned limbers, transport waggons, field kitchens, and parts of guns. The aiT is full of the stench of dead cattle and decomposed bodies Germans left unburied. In the Minsk ...
... 'Ji2O prisoners on the south-west slopes of the Dead Man. j| . ,\ ct it It also spoke, and relVrri'd to flic task wlmh Lord Kitchener had imdcrtakon, and, paying him i-t tribute, said that, ~|f igb might have made mistakes, the country and tin- Empire owed ...
... country Lord batch resisting conscientious objector* had Kitchener.” (Cheers.) been sent to the Army in France. The motion for the reduction Lord Mr. Tennxnt said that efforta woold made . . Kitchener’s salary was negatived, and the to withdraw the oonscientioue ...
... it had been generally expected that yesterday's debate the Army Estimates would be remarkable for vigorous attack Lord Kitchener, but, thou ah there was abundant criticism o! War Office administration and organisation, there was happily little the personal ...
... (also known the name of the Gnilava Pripet). In tho marshes the Russians found abandoned limbers, transport waggon*, field kitchens, and parts of guns. The air full of the stench of dead cattle the decomposed of Germans left unburied. In the Minsk district ...
... grouad-fl'vir kitchens. 5 bedrooms, bathreom. kc.: teiiure freehold; ground rent £5: price reduced to loeffev't immediate tale. , PROMENADE. EGREMONT (clooc to). .r*v* U.IUM- M'l. Tteuhlf-Jrontfd in Sandnn-rd . ha»inp tainir.c-rnomf. kitchen. wulK-ry, 4 ...
... repulsed. Between the and the Upper Aatico a battle is devolopng. Yesterday morning repulsed an attack in the Campigiia eone. KITCHENER WANTS 1,000 MARRIED MEN. Fop Speoial Work at Home. The Secretary of the War Office announces this afternoon that in order ...
... built to the order of the late owner. Bach hat aUne bar. dinlnc and drawtsa-rooma fear bed. rocma. bath, and w.c.. excellent Kitchen and Drmeatic Offlcea, Electric and the Latest aopointmanta throughout Oroaa yearly rental*. each. Tern. year*. Apportioned ...
... held lle also nude a vigorous defence of Lord Kitchener. Mr. Tennant eratezi that our averale daily caqualtits were I,OOJ men, but large proportio.l were ot a minor nature. lie also announced that Lord Kitchener would be glad to meet at the War Office to-morrow ...