... LOUD KITCHENER STAFF DROWNED OFF ORKNEYS. ...

... WHEN BE HE I BIS DEATH. Press Bureau, 6.30 pm., Tuesday. -Lord Kitchener, on the Invitation of Us Imperial Majesty, left England on visit to Hussla. The Secretary of State lor War was accompanied by Mr. O'Belrne. Sir Frederick Donaldson, and Brigadier-General ...

... result. Bangor Donaghadee the -hat dee. would Coastguards were confined to their i an The delegates from Donegal. __ . qdq KITCHENER, tions, which were surrounded by strong Cavan, and Monaghan expressed commu- THE DEATH OF LORD Kliunwr. '• ed hostility to ...

... a oaprlzed boot have been foam- 3 ,0 i^m'tbe ,h lh »o repor/bai'yet been reoeWed from oearab «aa on her way Rnseia. Lord Kitchener’s H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE SUNK. JUBILATION EXHAUSTED. Changed German Tone. Great Naval Battle. SINKING OF THE WABRIOB. ‘COMPLETELY ...

... Connolly and S »u. Dominick Street. Dublin. is massive »on building, built 'n lake and the ground floor contains, besides the kitchen, a refectory, a reading room, and nucleus of small; library, a and boot roam, and large laver house containing thirty-six ...

... was ten per cent, deficient in milk fats. The Sergeant lie bought the milk from Mrs. Boner, who took it from can in the kitchen. The defendant said they iiad the cow only week and h«* was certain the milk wag not tampered with after the milking. The ...