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... WILLL-ARRANGED OLD FASHIONED COUNTRY assimexcE. known as EVINOTON PHOOTISO LODGE. BODSHAM. Containing 3 sitting room.. kitchen. larder. pantry, ere. aid 7 isidrooms Granada oneprUing Paddock esilmdtag 10 asnul 4 Aert4 ; G•rage, The property k on high ...
... A well-arrangel Old-fashioned Country Residence known as “EVINGTON SHOOTING LODGE,” BODP3HAM. Con'aining 3 sitting-rooms, kitchen, larder, pantry, etc., and 7 large bedrooms. Grounds comprizing peddock extending to about 4 acres, stable, garage, etc. The ...
... my hopes on, Major Kitchener, R.E., is one of the very superior officers, with a cool and good head and a hard constitution, combined with untiring energy. Gordon wrote: Whoever comes up here had better appoint Major . Kitchener Governor-General ; ...
... the death of Lord Kitchener. e@ eXx- President reealled his visit to the Soudan six years ago, and pointed out that Lord Kitchener’s conquest established peace and and abolished oppression of the justice, weaker tribes. Lord Kitchener and Gen. the American ...
... INVITATION TO MEMBERS. Lord Kitchener's incitation, coureyed through Mr. Tennant, to member^ of the Howe of Commons to meet him at the War Office to-morrow morning to receive any information they might desire oa military matters, has aroused much interest ...
... pleasure grounds~ and large kitchen garden, Stabhing and Coach-house. Rent £l5O per annum. CANTERBURY.—VVeII-arranged semi-detached House in good open position, containing 5 bedrooms, bathroom, 3 reception rooms, kitchen and scullery, no basement, small ...
... INVITATION TO MEMBERS. Lord Kitchener’s invitation, conveyed Mr. Tennant, to members of the through f Commons to meet him at the War House 0 Office rrow morning to receive any information they mig ht desire on military interest. matters, has aroused much ...
... Army Orders issued late last night the King commands that officers of the Army shall wear mourning on the occasion of Lord Kitchener's death for one week commencing 7th June. The Orders also contain the following message from his Majesty to his troops : ...
... room, drawing 'room, -eight ..,roc:1 bedrooms, dressing room, bathocm & c., with lavatory basin), fullsized billiard room, kitchen, scullery, larder, two w.c,'s, .and useful cupbcardi. The Gq.rdens comprise lawn, vegetable and flower gardens, and large ...
... the country that Lord Kitchener was saved. There was no confirmation of the report and the rumour was effectually disposed of by the announcement issued from the War Office at 8.15 p.m. that, owing to the death of Lord Kitchener, the production of the ...
... Empire were un er a debt which could not be measured i n words to Lord e services he had rendered Kitchener He declined to say that Lord in the war. Kitchener had neve r made a mistake, but! the cha urges which had been bro ught against him ap ied to the ...
... t« 1909, and in 1910 he was mem. ber of the Committee of Im rial Defence. Lord Kitchener became a Field-Marshal in 1909, Amongst other high appoimtments that Lord Kitchener held were those of Agent and Consul-General in Egypt 1911-14, anc Lord Rector of ...