... will engaged.—Apply Mins Steel Co., Neepsend lane. TITORSEKEEPER, experienced. Wanted.—Howe, 14, London rd. TWO BEDROOMS, KITCHEN, Scullery, Furnished, to Let, AttercliHe district.—Write S 35, Sheffield Telegraph. fD. —Superior FRONT ROOMS.—IS, Wilkinson ...

... 4 confer with the War Minister Friday, and War Office accommodation may be taxed that morning. To-night’s attack on Lord Kitchener in the House of Commons proved insignificant affair. Indeed, Mr. Asquith, in hi 3 fine tribute to the soldier who has built ...

... Attack on Lord Kitchener, The threatened attack on Lord Kitchener Kid not eventuate in the House of Commons yesterday. A motion was made to reduce ihis salary, but no one of standing in the House associated himself with the proposal. Sir Arthur Markham ...

... Park Inn, Hill Top, Dronfield, was the first lot. The house is built of stone, and contains tap-room, bar, private room, kitchen, clubroom, 3 bedrooms, 2 attics, and 2 cellars. There is a large garden and paddock adjoining, also stable with chamber over ...

... drawing, 4 bedrooms; bath.—Key 38, Filey st. FURNISHED HOUSE to Let. Ecclesall district; dining and drawing-rooms, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, bath, telephone: small garden; moderate terms.—Write S 30. Sheffield Telegraph. ( ' RINDLEFORD.—FURNISHED COTTAGE to Let ...

... —(laughter) —that Lord Kitchener had never made a mistake, but Lord Kitchener had undertaken one of the most arduous undertakings ever laid upon a single individual, and he (Mr. Asquith) did not believe any of Lord Kitchener’s dritics would claim that ...

... WHITE’ HOUSE, Sandyaate Park, Sheffield.— Charmingly designed and planned House, contains cloakroom, study, dining recess, kitchen, scullery, etc.; largo living room, hall with ingle nook fireplace, oak fittings. Four bedrooms, dressing-room, etc. Maid’s ...

... war. (Laughter and cheers.) When Lord Kitchener wished work to be done, his main consideration was to get it done, and he was not concerned os to the workmen who did it. When the nation realised how much Lord Kitchener had done they would feel that they ...

... SHEFFIELD Kitchener, and put under Lord Derby. Sir William Robertson reported direct to the Cabinet. In fact, Lord Kitchener was a mere figurehead. Lord Kitchener said he was a soldier and not a politician, but he (Sir A. Markham) charged him with having ...

... night watchman who has been charged with being the cause. The woman was found dead in a very huddledup position under the kitchen table on Saturday night, and the evidence of a daughter showed that deceased was very much addicted to drink, and had sent ...

... O. (Buxton). R.E.—Betts (89864), Spr. W. (York); Bly (98895), Lce.-Cpl. P. (Barfield); Carr (98814), Cpl. A. (Wakefield); Kitchen (98722), Sec.-Cpl. J. (Hunslet). THE BUFFS.—White (6572), Lce.-Cpl. S. (Derby). LINCOLNS. —Smith (9869), A. (Gainsborough) ...

... . duplication, and overlapping on both sides of the Channel. The German system was verv different. The services of Lord Kitchener must never be forgotten. was reluctant first to undertake the task of organising our great, armies, but tho fact that were ...