... Fate has been terribly cruel to Lord Kitchener. •• k. k.’s « the last great QR«AT meoRO. war which con- vulsed Euro p • Nelson was taken when victory h%d been won, and Wellington lived many years after Waterloo. Kitchener has perished in the North Sea in ...

... “room, morning-room, hall, staircase, land- h includes dining-room, 5 bedrooms, Silver, electro-plate, china, glass. ures, Kitchen, Culinary Uten- Catalogues, 3d. each, to admit to View & Sale. On View, Monday, June 19, from 10 till 4 o'clock. Catalogues ...

... (‘hipprlqulv Arm Chair, Old Sheraton Piano, Set of ¢ Dining-room Chairs in horse hair, Mahogany, Oak, and other Tables, Linoleum, Kitchen and Culinary Articles, and numercus other Effects, deseribed in catalogues. Sale at Twelve o’clock prompt. On view Monday ...

... ceasing semmaod a battalion (May 10). LORD KITCHENER S MEEIING WITH QUESTIONS ANSWERED, The Prose Bureau issued the following last evening: A considerable number members the House of Commons met Lord Kitchener and member* of the staff the War Office in ...

... shook yesterday’s tragic blow passes away, begin get the •rent Into truer perspective, realise, not only what the death Lord Kitchener means the nation, bat also what it does not mean The sense of disaster remains) bat it appears less overwhelming ; the c ...

... to Lord Kitchener's traduce vs. 2>P*.‘&Wiok the ...

... the war, but it was the influence of his name that did so much to build up the Armies lof which we are all so proud—the Kitcheners. He bad the satisfaction of seeing the nation adopt general military service, and thus his long and splendid service to ...

... was 36 years of age, and his loss is deeply regretted his comrades. Sergeant McLaughian was appointed to attend upon Lord Kitchener about the commencement of the war. and had accompanied his lordship on several journeys to France, as well as on more distant ...

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... '' Office, Coventry. ' O LET, at nil worth, Sitting and Bedroom, use of kitchen, etc.; nice garden. Write Box 3,556, Daily Telegraph, rf'WO Furnished Rooms to Let, use of kitchen; no children. Apply, after p.m., HO, Avon fctreet, Upper Stoke, Coventry ...

... affairs. But they were all schoolboys once. To train the mind and character of boys amongst whom might possibly le a future Kitchener is pronounced, with an air of finality which admits of no question, to be an affair of no rational importance. But even more ...

... Room with access to Conservatory. Drawing Boom Morning Room (overlooking garden and lawns). Cloak Room and Lavatory, large Kitchen with new Range, Scullery, two Pantries, Larder, excellent Cellars, THE FIRST FLOOR: Four good Bed Rooms, Dressing Room. Bath ...