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... passage in Sir George Reid's defence of Lord Kitel)ener last night, in the Howse of Commons, is worth rernemberir 4 . Lord Kitchener (he said) is not clever at circuiating the ciw.a coin of calculated civilities which enable inferior men to rise positions ...
... without breaking the terms of his contract. In Committee Rodin 14 To-morrow. Mr. Tennant informeil Sir Henry !LIAO that Lord Kitchener %mild make a statement to members of Parliament in Commitee Roomt 14 at the !louse of Commons to-morrow at 11.30 .t.m. THE ...
... also known by the name of the Gnilaya Pripet. In the marshes the Russians found abandoned limbers. transport wagons, field kitchens, and parts of guns. The air is full of the stench of dead cattle and decomposed bodies of Germans left unburied. In the Minsk ...
... prevails, and we are confident that all generous - minded mien will rejoice in the tribute that the Prime Minister paid to Lord KITCHENER yesterday. Ile. at the beginning of the war, took the full measure of this struggle, and set the standard at the impossible ...
... Wan SUN 110 E. WOOEIMALL SPA. VICTORIA HOTEL. Golf Croquet h•.tra Kitchen* under coast& Mon , . Soyer. •atc Cub- La Nation 1 Il.oin• non application ...
... M.P.'S AND LORD KITCHENER. A LONG AND SECRET MEETING AT WESTMINSTER TO-DAY. ...
... twenty-nine soup establishments and thirteen people's kitchens for reeding the poorer classes of the city who are unable to provide sufficient food for themselves at the existing prices. In the soup kitchens upwards, of 10,000 children are provided with lunch ...
... the Care de Lyons. whence the body was sent to St. Raphael for burial. A delegation of Dutch volunteers was present. Lord Kitchener and Sir I)ou►las Haig sent wreaths. NEWS IN BRIEF. Cost of Admission to Rocs In reply to Mr. 11.4,51 am, Mr. Pretyman states ...
... THE WESTIIIPISIER GAZETTE. , 'a 1 - SESSION. KITCHENER'S LEVEE. ZOO M.P.'S IN FORMAL SECRET A LONG DISCUSSION. The private meeting which took place between Lord Kitchener and members of Parliament this morning aroused considerable interest, and a large ...
... truthful adventures, and learn with him to know and love Skelly, the ex-soldier fishmonger, his old father and hi'. son. wee Kitchener. we laugh and cry and accept with conviction a life vivicl!y realised in all its details, not excluding the admirable Soots ...
... to have been a great success. It' was a secret sitting, and we are not permitted to know what was said, whether by . Lord Kitchener himself or his questioners. But all the. evidence goes to show that the proceedings were at. onoc interesting and useful ...
... comfortable I uses, then between houses torn by explosives, and showing interior, where the bed-room has fallen into the kitchen, then between ruins, then through indescribable wastes of hat once were fields; always onward it runs, over our trenches, ...