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... the war. (Laughter and cheers.) When Lord Kitchener wished work to done his main consideration was to get it done, and was not concerned to tho workmen who did it. When the nation realised how much Lord Kitchener had done they would feel that they owed ...
... the Channel. The Sir A. Markham; Shall be able to ask German system was very different. questions of Lord Kitchener. The services of Lord Kitchener must never Pennant: ertainly. be forgotten. Ke was reluctant at first Though the attendance at the House ...
... placed penny the gas meter. was about, half-past nine when she returned home, and half- Cast ten she lighted tho gas in the kitchen. It only urued for few seconds, and without ascertaining tho cause she put another penny in the meter. Shortly before eleven ...
... exceed 12s. 6d. ddress 0813, Evening Post, 2 2 a ANT! Address @ smail Throug fost. th House: ...
... 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 ...
... doing noble work for the benefit of those upon whom the war is imposing hardship in on© way another, is Mrs. Parker, Lord Kitchener’s sister. She is particularly interested in the welfare the soldiers’ wives and children, and to her is due the existence ...
... book-keeping essential.—Addroaa Will, The Yorkshire Post, l*eds. c WANTED. CLERK, with hotel or club experience, knowledge kitchen clerks duties, and control work, mutt be typist.—Ws6. The Yorkshire Poet. Leed* ai.rbk or female) wanted for first-claes Hotel ...
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... COTTAGE to Let. furnished.—Apply 49. Ot'.ey Street. Skipton. « HARROGATE.— To Let. Wcll-fnimiahed HOUSE, near Station level kitchen.—Apply Mt» Dix. Burton Lodge. c HARROGATE.— To Let. July and August. Furnished HOUSE; good locality; 2 sitting. bed rooms; ...
... 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 ( ...
... sometimes it too awful for words. It seems as if the mountain was collapsing. If escape alive I shall remember this Easter. Our kitchens are two hours' walk in the rear. For Easter had nothing to.eat or drink except, quarter of a pint of coffee. There is not ...
... the Shackleton party who were left Elephant Island. The Kitchener Conferenee I hear this evening that about one hundred Members of Parliament intend to accept the invitation to meet Lord Kitchener to-morrow. It was at first suggested that the Conference ...