... Under New Management.—Tariff. Miss K Holloway. Tele. N055. WOODHALL SPA. VICTORIA HOTEL. Golf. Croquet, Tennis. Orchestra. Kitchens nndex control of Mons. Sever, late Brook's Club. Eu Pension lOs tjd Rooms now beinn booked. Early application essential. ...

... reception, lour bed room*, kitchen, bathing, golfing, fishing. Term* moderate.—Jones. Rectory, near Blandford, charmingly furnished, to Let for eix weeks; three good sitting, three double bed rooms three single; excellent kitchen and offices, but bath room; ...

... (Bfitiah time) this morning:— have report, with*deep regret, that H.M-8. Hampshire (Captain Herbert 3 Savili. E.N.), with Lord Kitchener and his stafi board, was sunk last sbout 8 the west of the Orkneys, either by mine or torpedo. Fear boats were' seen by observers ...

... one the roost famous figures of the present lime.” His loss was not only national, but international—(bear, hear)—for Lord Kitchener was the embodiment for our Allies of the militant forces the Empire. (Hear, hear.) He died lived, in work which was doing ...

... se, well-made oak Dining Table, carved oak Dining Room Suite, walnut Hat and Umbroll* Stand. Pier Classes. Books. China, Kitchen Requisite*, Lawn Mower, Garden RoJer, and other Effects. TRUSS HAW & TAYLOR ar© instructed by the Executors Sell the above ...

... the It ar OflSce. was soon diacorered that the newcomer was able relieve Lord Kitchener of the min.ut.ieo of adotioi*tration Inch propeo-ly the Chief Staff, cod Lord Kitchener was able revert his constitutional place as Secretary State and member of the ...

... 1914, Oreat Britain woke to the knowledge that she had entered upon a oolossal European war, the first mention of Lord Kitchener’s name in connection with the Ministry for War aroused in the mind of one and all a recognition of his commanding qualities ...

... oorme, would have been far heavier blow hod happened before the greatest work of his life had been well-nigh aosnpleced. For Kitchener will go down not the viator Khartoum, not the general who brought the Boer war feßzooe—fui conclusion, not much for any of ...

... marks the final collapse of the various Minister-baiting campaigns which have had the Premier, Sir Edward Grey and Lord Kitchener as their chief victims. The way in which Mr. Asquith has weathered the storm of carping calumny is the outstanding personal ...

... has occurred on the question the exclusion of Ulster. A deadlock is feared, and the settlement bangs in the balance. LORD KITCHENER AND HIS CRITICS. TO-DAY’S MEETING AT THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. ...

... HOUSES AND LAND TO LET. Hill Park (top Romoll Bd.l—Honse Let. Fillonglev; containing hail, dining and drawing rooms, kitchens, pantries, cellars; six bed rooms, bath room, box room; yara. outbuildings, space for motor-house; garden and lawn. Moderate ...

... resulted from the alterat-ons made. The main story ef the revue, illustrating the adventures of a peculiarly stolid type of kitchen gardener in France, has been preserved, the incidental business has been thoroughly overhauled, and overhauled in such a way ...