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... years after that pathetic entry friend Kitchener” stood foriously Khartoum, and perhaps the stem measures took there may traced to dorp jicrsonul grief Gordon’s tragic end. It is noteworthy that Major Kitchener discredited the stories of treachery amongst ...
... desired.—Apply on the Premises; or % W. A. Brooke and Co., St. Helens. 433 TO LET.—2O, Hard-lane; dining and draw. ing rooms, kitchen, etc.; 3 bedrooms, bathroom, w.c. - (separate).—Apply on Premises., 431 ...
... PARK.—Detached REST• standing in about half an acre Cardens, and containing entertaining-rooms, butler •' psntrv. kitchen, back kitchen, and larder . the. ground floor; 8 bedrooms, bathroom, separate, ; w.-c.. bovroom. kc.. on the chamber floors. The ...
... gone, Kitchener's army re mained —(hear, hear) —those millions of th Empire's sons who, a« sure night folJowec day, would ultimately achieve a victory tha would be lasting memorial to the great dea ...
... containing dining X and drawing-room, kitchen, scullery, and washhouse, 4 bedrooips and bath room .—Mrs. Storey, Great Gates, Balderstone. *2sBx SPARTHFIELD AVENUE Let; containing X dining and drawing rooms, kitchen, scullery. 3 bedrooms, bath and w.c.; ...
... At the Embassies and Legations of the Allied Governments in London, the news wa? received privately soon after noon. Lord Kitchener was a personal friend the Ambassadors and Ministers, and they once left themselves for the Foreign Office and despatched ...
... shock of the news Lord Kitchener's death one feeling supervened. People of all classes and most important business organisations seethed, says the '• Daily Mail, with the conviction that someone must have spied upon Lord Kitchener. Certainly the news ...
... 1 ersa To Be Let. QEMI-DETACHED VILLA, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool-road, Great Sankey, containing two Entertaining-rooms, Kitchen, -Larder, Washhouse. &c., four Bedrooms, Boxroom and Bathroom, with garden back and front; four minutes from Sankey Station ...
... befallen Lord Kitchener, his staff, and the vessel on which they were proceeding to Russia comes upon us with such painful suddenness that our senses are simply stunned and we are unable to realise properly the nature of our loss. Lord Kitchener has been our ...
... April 27th. The deceased coldier, prior to the war, wa2 employed at Messrs. Pilkington Bros. The King and Queen and ILord Kitchener have forwarded their sympathy. ...
... (Council lor A. M. Sinclair) controlled the proceedings, and amongst those present were the Mayoress (Miss Sinclair), Yonng Kitchener, Aldermen Keighley, J.P., Kay, Whitehead, J.P., Walms ley, W. Whittaker, J. P., Councillors R. Har- ...
... thought to impossible. The secrets his power were industry, concentration, persistence. second great demand on us is that Lord Kitchener’s death shall no way dismay us. Although his wise counsel, his sagacious perception, his inflexible will, are lost to us ...