... purchase through the Liquor nationaJ existence, thaft hour is now Board, of l(S wWe of the breweries toe strikiiag.—Lord Kitchener. V prbk^E>i totter some 300 tbe city Garliw.ie an id its n-eig'Ribour- BRITISH SOLDIER’S CLEANLY HABITS. nec-es&ary negotiations ...

... CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, TUNE 10, IMS. LORD KITCHENER’S DEATH. TRAGIC NEWS ANNOUNCED BISHOP. SENSATION IN CHESTER MEETING TARPORLEY WESLEYAN CIRCUIT GATHERING. The tragic news of the drowning at sea of Lord Kitchener and his staff caused profound sensation ...

... tho late War Secretary, Lord Kitchener. Mr. J. Weedall gave a touching rendering of Jude’s “Rock of ages.” Mr. T. H. Whitby presided the organ.—At the Wesleyan Church the Rev. Geo. Brown preached on “The passing Lord Kitchener,” and delivered eloquent eulogy ...

... lS ft deugih-ter. The funeral will! take pi* * Monday. ..ft- inquest is being held this (Friday) noon. CHESTER AND LORD KITCHENER. CHESTER CATHEDRAL TRIBUTE- Chester Cathedral on Sunday morning * Naimc paid a tribute to the heroes tb* Sea naval battle ...

... cannot against belief.- Tbe lieutenant: we were all like you, you would not be here. You would bung tip. Prisoner: Lord Kitchener said could have total work narional I consider the Tribunal has not done justice. The Chairman : They think they have. Two ...

... completed a splendidly programme. 20th BATT. THE WELSH . Postponed from 111© previous Wednesday account of the death of Lord Kitchener. al>ov6 band occupied the stand, the kind mission Col. Parkinson and officers regiment. Bandmaster J. R. Hansford. jjjur ...

... the Rostock 4,000 tons. SURVIVORS OF KITCHENER S . SHIP. •T* ® gratifying news was received last night that there aro 14 survivors from the British cruiser Hampshire, which was stink off the Oxkncys with Lord Kitchener and his staff on board. The rescued ...

... Dressers, Mirrors, Bureaus, Overmantels, Linoleums, Rugs, Carpets. Pictures, Beds, Wire Mattresses, Overlays, Toilet Sets, Kitchen Tables, Extending Dining Tables, Easy Uhairs, Rockers, Windsor Chairs. Brass Kerbs, Brasses, Fenders, Ornament®, and all Household ...

... employed Miss Jessie Boult, Lynton Lodge, Village, stated that about 9.5® pm. Wednesday, May KXh. she looked round the larder, kitchen, and scullery, and fastened the doors and window. The larder window was fastened the catch, and left open about one inch. ...

... memory of Earl Kitchener —and the omission gave rise to a crop of unfortunate rumours —the Freemasons of the old city refused let the occasion pass for doing honour to the memory of the great patriot, soldier and administrator. For Lord Kitchener was not only ...

... Pepper-street, Chester. cp646 LET, 211, Nlantwich-rotd, Crewe; palisade in front, double bay, open staircase, 2 drawing-rooms, kitchen, scullery, pantry, upstairs landing, 3 good bedrooms, hot and cold, w.c., gas throughout; ten minutes' walk from elation.—Apply ...

... PEERS AND LORD KITCHENER. In the House Lords on Tuesday the of Lansdowne, Viscount French, and of Derby paid tributes to the services ft Secretary of War. Lord French disclo fact that when he became aware that probably chosen to command the tionary Force ...