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... front door before retiring to bed. On going downstairs about 5.30 the following morning she found the gas burning in the kitchen and Mrs. Campbell lying on the sofa frothing at the mouth. She (Mrs. Campbell) was unconscious, and on entering the back room ...
... Visseloukha, also Teich name of Gnilaipa Piripet: narshes the ‘Russians found abandoned “con . transport waggons, field. kitchens, and full of the,stenchsof has be guns. The air is ago, a ttle and decomposed bodies of Germans ard puried. In the’Pinsk ...
... n of the war. (Laughter and cheers.) When Lord Kitchener work to be done his consideration waa to get It done, and was not concerned to the workmen who did it. When the nation realised how Ta»d Kitchener had done they would feel that they owed him debt ...
... regarding the management of the vast armies in the field or the prosecution of the war. When the nation realised how much Lord Kitchener bad done, they would feel that they owed him debt of great gratitude. (Cheers.) COLONEL CHURCHILL RETURNS TO THE ATTACK. ...
... M'Connell A Co., 37, Royal Avenue. 81533 BEAUTIFUL Cottage and garden, within penny tram stage: dining-room, sitting-room, kitchen. 3 bedrooms, bathroom, cloakroom; in splendid order,—B- J. M'Connell A Co., 37. Royal Ave. 81539 A?32s—Richmond Crescent. ...
... (laughter)—that Lord Kitchener had never made a mistake, but Lord Kitchener had undertaken one of the most arduous undertakings ever laid upon single iudividuul, and he (Mr. Asquith) did not l»elicve that any of Is>r ...
... Secretary, War Office: —*'* Deeply regret -Inform you that Captain E. W. Barrett, 8.F.C., was killed action on May. Lord Kitchener expreeec* his sympathy.'* Deceased is the same officer whose promotion to the rank captain was announced later than last ...
... was not being made the prosecution tfie war. Mr. M’Kcuna. having also spoken. Sir Ivor Herbert moved the reduction of Lord Kitchener’s salary by £lOO and attackevT hia Lordship’s policy at the War Office, Mr. Asquith replied at length Colonel Churchill, ...
... Edward Grev tin Foreign Office yesterday afternoon, ihere were exceptionally few visitors the Department veiterday. LORD KITCHENER’S INYimiOfl 10 ...
... water here, but now we ) get a little PET coflee as our number is y “Bour: shing. From time to'time one of us snceess > the kitchen with our : following are e from lottece | Kukhe on prisoners hich had’ been received riends in G — tire ar lingen, March 2 ...
... possession. -Apply. M Kinley, Ballymena, A. Scott. Fortrush. 81719 PORTSTE WART.—Furnished House to Let ; reception. 3 bed rooms, kitchen, scullery. Ac.— 11l 724. PORTSTEWART. Ardktcn. furnished. Junc-July; 5 bedrooms. 3 sitting-rooms, bathroom ; close to sea ...
... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 191«. the right honourable gentleman paid the eervices of Lord Kitchener must never forgotten. The fact that we were holding 45 enemy divisions, including their best regular troops, was great and impressive fact; ...