... Sometimes it too awful for words. It seems as if the mountain was collapsing. If I escape alive i shall remember this Easter. Our kitchens are two hours’ walk in the rear. For Easter we had nothing to eat drink except a quarter of pint of coffee. There not a drop ...

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

... June 16, 10.48 pm. Lord Kitchener end Critics. Hoimio of Commons Mr. Churohill npoko of our fighting strength in nroportion to our ration strength, Mr. M'Kcaua and Mr. Aequith replied, and intimation was given that Lord Kitchener wae willing to meet any ...

... Lord Kitchener, four, Mr. Bonar Law, and Mr. Llo. The decisions of this body by the Cabinet as whole, but authority for the state where based the advice of the military authorities they arc never In the Commons the position and Lord Kitchener were the ...

... n of the war. (Laughter and cheers.) When Lord Kitchener work to be done his consideration waa to get It done, and was not concerned to the workmen who did it. When the nation realised how Ta»d Kitchener had done they would feel that they owed him debt ...

... OUR FIGHTING STRENGTH. ATTACK ON LORD KITCHENER Mr, Churchill’s Criticism. MR. ASQUITH AND MR. M'KENNA REPLY. ...

... front door before retiring to bed. On going downstairs about 5.30 the following morning she found the gas burning in the kitchen and Mrs. Campbell lying on the sofa frothing at the mouth. She (Mrs. Campbell) was unconscious, and on entering the back room ...

... Secretary, War Office: —*'* Deeply regret -Inform you that Captain E. W. Barrett, 8.F.C., was killed action on May. Lord Kitchener expreeec* his sympathy.'* Deceased is the same officer whose promotion to the rank captain was announced later than last ...

... (laughter)—that Lord Kitchener had never made a mistake, but Lord Kitchener had undertaken one of the most arduous undertakings ever laid upon single iudividuul, and he (Mr. Asquith) did not l»elicve that any of Is>r ...

... NEWS IN BRIEF. Sir Edward Grey is taking advantage the recess to for few days to Hampshire. Lord Kitchener attended a committee meeting at the Treasury yesterday, and subsequently visited the Prime Minister. Sir William Scott Barrett has been appointed ...

... Members and Lord Kitchener. In to Sir Henry Dalziel. Mr. TENNANT stated that the meeting of hon. members of the House of Commons on Friday moruing at 11.30 with Lord Kitchener would held in Committee-room No. 14 the House of Commons, and not at tho Foreign ...

... which is well built and commodious, and has a beautiful view, contains 2 Reception-rooms, Bedrooms, Bath (h. and c.), W.C., Kitchen, Pantry, Scullery, and Storeroom, whilst the Office-houses comprise Stable for 3 horses. Motor and Car Houses, Fowl-house ...