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... sons being engaged in the cotton manufacturing business. • *.-*••• » THE VOLUNTEER 1 Among members the Volunteer Corps, Kitchener's remarks this Week are interpreted s definite announcement that there jrill fie such extended use of the force many enthusiasts ...
... BURNLEY MAN'S THANKS FOR PARCEL GOOD THINGS, Pte. Hardwick, a Burnley man, who a prisoner of war, has written to Young Kitchener, expressing thanks for parcel she had sent to him. In the parcel were bread, butter, sweet loaf, targe tin of pears, tin ...
... War, and therefore Lord Kitchener's mouthpiece in the House of Commons, while Mr. Asquith himself jiiid a tribute —in which the entire nation will cordially join—to the genius, the foresight, and the devotion of Lord Kitchener in this unprecedented ffcd' ...
... Mission, N.S.P.C.C., £3; for the' Wind, £3; 'Mayor's Wat. Charities' Fund. Footballers' Battalion Comforts Fund, Yoarjfi Kitchener's motor ambulance, £3, Burnley prisoners war (St. Catherine's fund), deaf and dumb, £3; and R. .widows' fund, £5. The balance ...
... Lord Kitchener proved verjr unexciting, the War Minister hisij~]f sufficiently unperturbed scad cordial invitation the Gingcristsj to have consultation with him. borne, Jeast, of those who are most prominent in the attack are men ifter Kitchener's own ...
... F. STOCK DALE, HARGREAVES BURNLEY. YOUNfI KITCHENER'S ACTIVITIES. Young Kitchener last Saturday collected .£1 7». With that she despatched three large parcels—one to a prisoner of war, and two to soldiers who are going back to their regiments. She ...
... Burnley, Solicitor tctje Executors. SELL or LET. RINGBANK, 75, *• I confining drawing-room, lining-room, morning-roo-, kitchen, pantry, 4 good bedrooms, bath, hot end cold water, and good cellars Immediate possesion by arrangement.— Apply RAMSBOTTOM ...
... for the lads khaki and blue.-tThanking anticipation, yours respectfully, MAUDE FOSTER. Bnrnley, June Ist, 1916. YOUNG KITCHENER'S MOTOR AMBULANCE. [To the Editor of The Burnley 7 *®*.] Sir, —The committee desire to thank the masters and mill managers ...
... THE KITCHENER MOTOR AMBULANCE WILL THE TOWN HALL, TO-DAY SATURDAY), JUNE 3RD, AT 2-30. For Presentation. The MAYOR, MAYORESS, ALDERMEN and COUNCILLORS, etc., will in attendance, and several gentlemen Will speak. Band also will be present RALLY ROUND ...
... Iron Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Window Table, Toilet Ware, Painted Pot Cupboard, capital Gas Oven together with the usual kitchen sundries. Also, j Fine-toned American Organ, Bells; Polji phone in walnut, with if Tunes. ...
... of Pte. B. Hardwick, 627, Marine Light Infantn, win is a prisoner-of War at Lager, Doeheritz. He has sent it to Young Kitchener in acknowledgment of parcel sent out to him. lie is a Burnley man. CAP. BURNLEV NON-COM. IN HOSPITAL, Burnley, '•e'r hushand ...
... Blinded soldiers' matinee Palace, Tj-day.—Market Day Huntroyde. Tb-d»y.— Lads' Club and apron sale;. Te-dav. Young . Kitchener's motor ambulance presentation. . ' To-morrow.—Ail Saints', HabeTghain, -school sermons. i.t i^~ r To-morrow.—Holy Trinity ...