... tells them keep their hearts up, he will be all right. THE DEATH of LORO KITCHENER. On Tuesday allemoon the staler log new, which reached onr office of the drowning of Lord Kitchener was at &nt received with incredulity, and many were the demands ma-c to ...

... hardly adapted for having brick ovens built into them. Even the lord of the manor did not generally have the bread oven in his kitchen. but in a separate bakehouse, where the risk fire would be less. Occasionally he sold to his tenants the privilege of baking ...

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... suggests that the Germans are waiting, view of events of which they feel the menace is becoming more and more imminent. LORD KITCHENER’S LAST MOMENTS. statement has been issued by the Admiralty, giving all the inferrnation available about the fate of the Hampshire ...

... Malroa at tha CoUaga Homar, who had baaa iadiapoatd, waa now much hotter, aad hoped ebo woold (ooa (rearer. •TUB LATE LORD KITCHENER. Tha referred to the death of tha late Lord Kileheoar, aad laid lb* aatioa had eaataioed gteat loea, eepecullj at the preteat ...