... lie had Bought for him at the 2 ish price of £23, Lord Kitchener handled it ¥ ness and delight, saying: “A mandarin woul over this and put it in Mr. Partridst » strees'on the fact that Lord Kitchener never b# anything at « high price. ...

... instituted fewer than 29 soup establishments and people's kitchens for feeding the* poorer classes of tho city who are unable to provide sufficient food for themselves at the existing prices. the soup kitchens over 10,000 children are provided with lunch every ...

... THE YORKSHIRE POST. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7. 191(1. A NATIONAL TRAGEDY LORD KITCHENER LOST AT SEA. DROWNED WITH HIS STAFF. ...

... inside and out: ineligible, married single.-Apply Lodge. Darlington. GARDENER, wanted. Single-handed: active; ineligible: kitchen garden, greenhouse; help given; cottage found: permanent.-Apply Agent. Halt Place, near Hellificld, York•hire. GARDENER ( ...

... EL USES. 'O Lec or Sell—Wocdbine 427, Meanwood Road, in‘ng, drawing room, kitchen (ground floor!, bathroom, rates, and vegetable gardeu, grecnhouses, wash-house; £35 and ...

... Square. Cufton. .BrsU»l. _ c^pn^rTfES~ Detached RESIDENCE (double-frontedl: Cd£!£s?dining. I uSS bed toon., bathroom. kitchen, wash kitchen; large gardens; low rati*, Stephenson. 18. Park Street, Scarborough. TT-NFURNISHED Furnished, with rough-cast half ...

... the Empire Lord Kitchener. (Cheers.) SIK A. CHARGE?. Sir A. Markham challenged the Prime Minister that at the time of Lord Kitchener’s visit Greece the Cabinet endeavoured to get rid of him. The Prim*- Minister had stripped Lord Kitchener M •very authority ...

... members, disper: after rising and standing amidst prolonged silence, ‘‘HIS GREATEST WORK WAS DONE.” Many warm eulogies of Lord Kitchener’s achieve- in the New ments and expressions of sorrow at his death appear ork papers. All journals agree, says Reuter, that ...

... containms:—Entiauce and inner balls, drawing, din ins .morning, and rooms, lavatotiw. butlor'- paitry. .' ball, kitchens, and lardci?; 10 capita! bod and dressing rooms, 2 b-itb hot linen room, housemaids cl ...

... cause of tho Allies demanded that he should maintain quiet. Iu saying this, do not suggest that at the outset the war Lord Kitchener realised the great need that would arise for high explosive shells. Neither nor the French Headquarter Staff, nor Germans ...

... Cabinet-room at No. 10, Downing S:ree This story of Kitchener was told only a few + sont ted as a cri la on account of a cino tm, Cartes 4 aynard, a yy artisan, sent @ toma: letter to Lord Kitchener, intimating his desire 1 his brother in the colours ...

... HOUSE! ND A TME! Hous, detached vila, nf. to Let, three sitting- th, ete., kitchen an ample offices grow: , garden and motor gerage, on main Toute, and neer 2 golf reasona! terms two good tena “Waite and Gous, Eatate Leeds. ...