... the House Commons yestiu'tiuy. tviil not P'd any nearer victory. Mr. Clmrcai dissociated himself from any attack upon Lord Kitchener, this was not. least valuable part of Ins speech. Hut there was real value in the way he dealt with ilia “boftyism” which ...

... born in 1875) are on and after the 24-th June deemed to have been enlisted in llis Majesty’s forces. Field Marshal Earl Kitchener directs that •very reservist under the provisions of the Military Service Acts, 1916, who belongs to any of these classes ...

... Hair Mattresses and Bedding, Etchings and Engravings, P.rnssels and Axminstcr Carpets and Rugs, a Small LIBRARY OF BOOKS, Kitchen Requisites, and General Household Appointments. ON VIEW TUESDAY, June 6, from 12 to 4 o'clock. Catalogues on application to ...

... -Lieut. G. E. IL, Indian Army R. 0. LORD KITCHENER. THE MAN AS HE WAS. (By a Special Correspondent.) I know of no case in our history in which legend has become so completely or so quickly “petrified” in that of Kitchener. The whole idea of him cherished by ...

... Thursday last, describes in letter home the act which brought him his decoration. Ho wrote: “I went out on patrol with Sergeant Kitchen. He is only a young fellow, but doesn’t care a straw for anything, and is just the right man to have with you in a scrap. ...

... four persons; sitting and three bedrooms.—The Hermitage, St. Michael's, Liverpool. TADY W ants COMBINED ROOM, with use of kitchen; u must be West End or Broomhill; terms moderate.— W rite Z 12, Sheffield Telegraph. _ BEDROOMS'andTone ' SITTING-ROOM' Wanted ...

... THE WHITE HOUSeT Bandy gate Park. Bkeffield.— Charmingly darned and planned House, rontaina cloakroom, study, dining r*oe». kitchen, scullery, etc.; large living room, hall with ingle nook fireplace. oak fittings. Four bedrooms, dressing-room, etc. Maid’s ...

... Darnall. Monday; ss. 9d. clear.—B. Ranns. Rise. HOUSE Let. well furnished; two sitting and four bedrooms; modern conveniences; kitchen and scullery, good garden; available June 20th; well situated. \nplv Mrs. Slat*r. Post Office. ARIUTT GARDEN and NURSERY to ...

... opened firm owing to the satisfaction with the later naval news, but a chilling influence was produced the report that Lord Kitchener and hist Staff had been drowned. Alter this markets became quiet, but prices were really not affected, the depression being ...

... abuse# which are now investigated. Private individuals and c-aiera in antiques are proved have kept back quantities of bras*. Kitchen: utensils which contained very little copper were tested, and the rasters finding' that they were not merely coppered them ...

... OVERMANTELS, CURB FENDERS, Snndrv Books, VERY PINE PAINTED BEDROOM SUITE, Hallstands, Gas Stoves, INVALID CARRIAGE, Bed Rest, Kitchen and Scullery Furniture, Iron Safes, and Miscellaneous Effects. ON VIEW: Saturday (9 to 1), Monday (9 to 6), and Morning Sale ...

... consisted 2?. Members, whom were Member-, the House, with . Stuart Wortley Chairman. LORD KITCHENER'S STATEMENT. Tennant informed Sir Henry Dal riel that t ..-,1 Kitchener would make a statement to Members of Parliament in committee-ropm 14, si the House of ...