... and give me a light. LONDON Oriutow.—During the early days of the war, London Opinion published the famous head of Kitchener which ben been used all over the country for recruiting purposes, and is this week reproduced in response to the general ...

... ironing.—Apply. DEMMER?. WATER HOTEL. Kt./wick. ANTED, immediately, for Naval Ansi ary Hospital near Glasgow, ASSISTANT COOK, KITCHEN MAIDS. SOUL. LERY MAIDS and WARD MAIDS; nine be total abstainers and communicants.— Apply, by letter, with copies of references ...

... assembled, headed by the Brough Town Band. The service was of • two-f.. 1.1 nature, also tat/ the form of • mewirial service for Kitchener. The less.‘ns were read by Yr. Curwen, and an impressive sermon was preached by the ViCAV, the Rev. E. H. Suipien. STOMACH ...

... Pile constituents at Ladybank. The rifiht hon. gentleman, with much emotional feeling, paid an eloquent tribute to Lord Kitchener's ceaseless and boundless self-devotion to the Sate. He had left a place in our national that no one else could fill, and ...

... Sea, somewhere near the Orkney Islands. The late Lord Kitchener had raised two armies—one which was wearing , khaki to-day, and another which consisted • of men and women who had said: Lord Kitchener has signed the pledge. I never did so before, but I'll ...

... rIO LET, at Whitsuntide, HOUSE, GRAHAM-STREET, containing two Sitting Rooms, three Bedrooms, two Attic 11,1„rooms, Bath, Kitchen, —Apply, J. H. Rows. Exchange, Penrith. APPLEBY. ETACHED VILLA, EDENDALE, TO If LET or TO SELL Entry Whitsuntide. Contains ...

... each at Keswick, Maryrt., and Carlisle, returning via Wigton and Silbth. Seats to be booked' by Saturday Evening at Messrs. Kitchen & Jackson's, or at Pategill. PENRITH TRADESMEN'S ASSOCIATION, ANNUAL TOWN'S HOLIDAY. o N the mission of u» ANNUAL TOWN'S HOLIDAY ...

... Schools. There was a good attendance at the service _held in St. George's Church on Tuesday, in memory of the late Lord Kitchener. A most beautiful and impressive service was conducted by the Revs. F. Pascoe, G. W. Arnold, and W. Dixon. Suitable hymns ...

... BATTLE. Mr. Balfour, speaking on Wednesday at & luncheon of the British Imperial Council of Commerce, paid a tribute to Lord Kitchener, and sail we mourned foe ourselves, not for him. Afteir replying to criticisms on the first Adinirally announcement of the ...

... large mom, also with little tables, for the consumption of drinks that do not. Then the building will contain an adequate kitchen and cocking arrangements—fur the provision of good and cheap meals is one of its most important features—a hall with a stage ...

... Who will say it is not so? Did you notice that the greet sea battle occurred on the 666th day of the War ; that Lord Kitchener was in his 66th year, whilst the news of his death was received on the 6th day of the 6th month of 19161 And 1 hare heard ...

... one way see any where and everywhere numbtro of residents who prefer to go on p qing two or tlite timethe normal price for kitchen stuff, rather than take the trouble to supply any part of their own requirements. The shortage of labour is bound to affect ...