... the number of off on full pay rho were not adequately employed. In the course of the Mr Amiuith paid a tribute to 7.orrt Kitchener, a Ito-e r--ehire. he mid, to the Army, and Em' could not be niessund in worth ...

... Ntatniati awl at the °Met; Cowrie &taut, Crit4L PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. ICITCHCINEIt AN I) VOLT NT ER On Tuesday lord Kitchener paid a tribute I , the work of the Volisuner Corps. but said the War Office could not promise eupport in from public nor ...

... disappointing to the patriotic ntubitions of /Wine of the Corp, the dis-ussion was by means diseoaroging on the whole. Lord Kitchener. °respite* the immensely responsible pavilion which he doe., was bowed to speak with allround caution and reserve. If the ...

... in the very near future. An improvement could he brought about by feeding the population in muss and by means of movable kitchens. an article publi.hed on the etne amain situation Germany, it is stated that d war in bleu ti. he felt tie misty hemming ...

... the New York bethink. from the pen of Dr Richmond. President of Union College, Schenectady:— Brother Jonathan sat by the kitchen fire, Nereus' his foot on his knee; It'd a terrible fight they're basin' oat there, Bet they can't :it over to me. And Jonathan ...