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... Lord Kitchener personally entitled to the credit. (Cheers). Sir A. B. MARKHAM challenged the Prime Minister to deny the time of Lord Kitchener's visit Greece the Cabinet endeavoured to get rid of him. The Prime Minister had stripped Lord Kitchener of every ...
... correspondent saw Dr. David, a@ word of truth in it, nor likely to be.” At a concert to wounded soldiers at the from the O Kitchener Hospital. Brighton, a young soldier rsea Forces, who had rendered dumb from shell shock in France, recovered his speech when ...
... very able discharge the duties Under Secretary, emphasising his clearness and his patience. , The Attack Lord Kitchener. attack on Lord Kitchener was the feeblest tiling the kind have heard for some time. Sir Ivor Herbert, who led it, Itad the thinnest Houses ...
... with Lawn and Orchard front; let on annual tenancy (expiring Michaelmas) £2fi per annum, and contains two Reception Rooms. Kitchen, Pantry, and foor Bed Rooms; small Coneerraitorv and Greenhouse. There is good Stable, Motor-house. Oart Shed, Pigsty, Fowlpens ...
... Lord Kitchener’s speech. Col. J. H. Wilkinson (vice-chairman the Territorial Association of Staffordshire), in an interview, said the men of the Volunteer Training Corps in that county would loyally accept the position as defined Lord Kitchener. I believe ...
... OUR NEW ARMY TRIBUT LORD KITCHENER’S WORK. ...
... OUR DAILY SURVEY. EXPRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916. Lord Kitchener. Lord Kitchener has many detractors, and among the most acrimonious of these is Sir A. B. Markham, who declared the Hoabe of Commons last nigh£ that at the time of the Secretary for War's ...
... would prevail in the very near future. improvement could brought about by feeding the population in mass and means of movable kitchens. Catho'ic party member emphasised that prisoners of war should sufficiently fed. hut should not receive better food than ...
... 3 bed. bath. 3 elttingrruonsti. etc. LOVEDAY 110 AD. -Kent L 43: Poss , ssnin 2 4 th Jane; 4 bed. bath. 2 ettling-routes. kitchen. ow.. nice iroreos. B/LBOAIN.-1416 will purchase 3 Houses. each prodweind 12s. per week: lung leases: moderate dilated rout ...
... nod bunt to the order of the Inte owoer. Bach boon* t«r. dmiac and drnwine-room* fear bedroems. bath, nod w.c.. excellent Kitchen and meetic Off.ecu. Electric Lirhtuiff. and the Inteat throachoat Orona yearly rentals. each. Term. 999 years. Apportioned ...
... Mr. Tennant etated that our avers 1915. casualties were 1,000 men, but a large pr April were of @ minor natura 8 al that Kitchener would be glad to April the War Office to-morrow morning met rina Parliament and hear personally their v: to give i ed for ...
... PRIME MINISTER AND LORD KITCHENER. The Army Debate in th« House Commons this evening gave Mr. Asquith the opportunity of paying a notable tribute Lord Kitchener, who was the object a good deal of adverse criticism from different quarters. The Prime Minister ...