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... hie converted into a garage it desired: charming gardens, laid out as lawn. wellstocked 6oVier be and borders. fruit and kitchen minions. Held by under tor 1% ft years from the Vitli It. 186-1, at a rent id per annum. Vacant possession completion. Particulars ...
... reply to. question put by Sir H. Daleel in the House of Commons yesterday, lir. Tennant (Under-Secretary for War) said Lord Kitchener felt that considerable advantage would be pined if he bad the opportunity of meeting and conferring with any members of ...
... 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 ...
... of thirty. Her house, together with the others, is occupied by the military, all save one room, which serves as a bedroom, kitchen, everything, to herself, her husband and children, and in addition to six other poor women and their children, who have lost ...
... personally, but bv those of the Department of the Board of Trade in charge of the work. LORO KITCHENER'S AT HOME Mr. TENNANT announced tfcat Lord Kitchener would meet the members of Parliament to-morrow not at the War CNRoe«r the Foreign OOce. but in ...
... pergotac. winding wiilk 'shrubberies. ornamental water, paslikals and oriluiril. vineries. peace and itectartn4 extensive kitchen nnd fruit gardens. The property is in good structural order int docorat i Vl• repair. and re with coirreniences. Vacant possession ...
... BRUTAL TREATMENT OF ANTI-MILITARISTS Ts . .rti Kitchener's statement in the House of Lords has been followed by the publication an Army Order instructing the military to hand over resisting anti-militarists to the civil authorities for punishment when ...
... military policy. Mr. Chnrchill renewed his attack of laet week on the War Office, and other members strongly critifised Lord Kitchener, who was defended by the Prime Yielder. Questions of Cabinet reeponeibility raised by the Peers. Mr. tlinrchill was heard ...
... Conscience and the State. Lord Kitchener's statement that the conscientious objectors were to be handed over to the civil authorities shows that the military have been defeated—temporarily, at any rate—by the unflinching determination of these men. In ...
... evidently a firm believer in the motto. Last week we were conducted all over his hail; we peered into boiler house, underground kitchen, storerooms, operating chamber, auditorium, yard at back of hall, in fact we went everywhere, and must confess we have never ...
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