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... and weak and Tom dashed in, seized and threw him. (To be continued.) KITCHENER'S CHARGER. In most of the notices I have read concerning the much-to-be regretted death of Lord Kitchener I have seen mention of the fact that while in India he rode as a charger ...
... the pOlic than it did about a year ago. It was very much run down from the beginning of the war, hut he was glad that Lord Kitchener and the War Council took the oostunen-sense view that football was not a spleadld moan; for iasprowiwg the was , Lion for ...
... Stewards suggested to the Windsor executive the desirability of the meeting being abandoned, owing to the tragic end of Lord Kitchener. I am, in fact, of-opinion that the Board of Trade, instead of requesting the Stewards of the jockey Club in May last year ...
... London. farm in Canada. Marsh, however, Why the Crystal Palace, Lord only has married beneath him, and his wife remarked Kitchen when he a vulgar, overbearing creature— told me the yarn. They must have snakes life intolerable for Norah, so' t h oug ...
... will present a at the Queen's sett entitled Her One (ireat SUL ** * * A good marry years ago that clever coatecitan, Ford Kitchen, joined a partner and they weett abroad with a • 411oldide Fetnah act. Fred won't forget their brat either. It wided him with ...
... (Mr. R. M. Mhos ) 7 • ROYAL PROOPECT (Ilk. sad •lb.) (11r. D. Sullivan) .. .. .. .. ~:.:- :.~: v ~' LORD KITCHENER AS A SPORTSMAN. Lord Kitchener was a sportsman to the backbone, as all real soldiers are. He was not merely a man who pretended to take ...
... Dominions. Speaking at Krugersdorf recently, Sir Abe Bailey said—Just before I left England I asked Lord Kitchener how things were going. Lord Kitchener replied :— Well! the Germans are now in a much more serious position than people think, especially in ...
... him as a present to in for a bit of sparring by way of a change, in order to give himself a rest, use as a charger. Lord Kitchener being done. and in the end got down without much rode Democrat in the great Coronaharm tion Durbar at Delhi on December 12 ...
... HOUS4), ' t Curragh June, 1917-Irish herby. 2 Sitting Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, Servant'* i • Curragh July, 1917-Irish Oaks. Room, Kitchen, Scullery with Aerial Curragh September. 1917--Irish St. Land and well-stocked Garden. The Yard L eger . contains 17 Loose ...
... N TRAINING ESTABLISHMENT, within 1; miles from the Comte, containing House,' 2 Sitting Rome, 3 Bedrooms, Servant's Room, Kitchen, Scullery, with Acres Land and well-stocked Garden. The Yard eontsing 17 Loose Boxes, Boy's Rem, Saddle Room, Feeding House ...
... trust you will allow the other side of the queation to be ventilated. Takla.- the eilthary stasdpoint .1 quits pubfisbed lOW Kitchener to Lord Selborne on July last, in which he stated that it was necessary to ensure an ample supply of light draught and ...