... modern and substantially built, and are in excellent repair. The Dwelling-house consists of three Reception-rooms, 7 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Scullery, etc. The Shop large, well fitted up, and well adapted lor carrying on any kind business. The Premises are situate ...

... When accused was starting to nair.t her room she removec' the bag containing the money, and placed it in a press in the kitchen, the door of which was locked. the night of the 18th inst was allowed to sleep in the k'tchen When she got the following morning ...

... MR. BIRRELL. Sir N Chamberlain resumed his statement describing a conversation he had with Mr. birrell, who told him Lord Kitchener was anxious secure more men from the R.I.C. for the Irish Guards. Mr. Bizreli's statement that ho was alive to the danger ...

... and the secretary said he asked the Central to take action. LOIS I) KITCHEXER'S AISE. COUNTRY PROUD OF VOLUNTEERS. Lord KITCHENER, replying to Lord Charnwood, said the Government vrere prepared to find part of the equipment of anus with which to fit out ...

... TRAINING merit felt like refusing them—which isn't likely—their hand was forced. There wa« other man in England to what Kitchener would be called to do. He had to build an army and cFean out a War Office simultaneously. has done both. As fast as one man ...

... GRAND FLEETS 10-30 OX TUESDAY MORNING:— HATE TO REPORT WITH DEEP REGRET THAT H.H.S. HAMPSHIRE H F. SAVILLE, B.S.),WITH LORD KITCHENER AND HIS STAFF OS HOARD, WAS SESK OS MONDAY SIGHT ABOET 8 O’CLOCK, TO THE WEST OF THE ORKNEYS, EITHER BY MINE OR TORPEDO. ...

... SERVED IS WAR OF 1870. While still a student at the Koyal Military Academy, Herl>ert Kitchener seized one of those rare opportunities for active service which sometimes fall the way of the military aspirant. Being a visit to his father Dinan the outbreak ...

... they were filled. It is not likelv that Kitchener had known of the delay or the cause. He is not omniscient. He got reports by telephone of the revelations. Before the clamoring on the floor had ended Kitchener had sent telegram every officer ,in command ...

... relatives Lord Kitchener, their great sympathy in this most unfortunate loss. LONDON. Tuesday. 3-53 p.m.—The War Office notifies with reference to the announcement of the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire that the special party consisted of:— Lord Kitchener, with Lieut ...

... character- they had all been profoundly touched the istic him, his Majesty the King has voiced news of the death of Lord Kitchener. To his the nation's sorrow apt and woeful words. befitting the occasion. country. The man was even greater By his Majesty’s ...

... save Khar- Kitchener was created Baron Kitchener of Khartoum and of Aspall, in Suffolk, and made a G.C.8., and he went back to Egypt as Oovcrnor-GeneraJ and (kimmander-ii!-.Chief of the Soudan. THE FASHODA AEFAIB. As a, diplomatist Lord Kitchener deserved ...

... THE IiATB EARL KITCHENER. KILLED. ,)balltclare urban council I The monthly meeting of Ballyclare Urban {' Council Tva& held in the club-room, Bailyclare, on Monday, the chairman (Dr. .Xogan, 1 J.P.), presiding. The other members present were—Messrs, ...