... of the anxieties of farming under present conditions. That would amount to desertion. What would they have said if Lord Kitchener bad declared, I have done my beet. All the papeve attack me. I am harried in the House of Commons when things go wrong in ...

... Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and his staff, bound for a special mission to Russia, on board. In this irreparable loss {o the Empire we seek in vain for any pallia’ory circumstance. In our hour of stress and trial Lord Kitchener was perhaps the only ...

... number of the churches in Portadown and neighbourhood on Sunday last. the splendid ser- vices to the nation of the late Lord Kitchener of Khartoum and the universal grief caused by his death were specially referred to from the pulpit. In most cases a funeral ...

... again fos =oaths to oonse. We'll all be there, said Sir Arthur Markham, when the Prime Minister announced that Lord Kitchener would receive members of the Mouse of Commons is one of the Committee Rooms. And nearly two hundred of them were there. They ...

... Villa Residenoe known u Cleristord, situate on the Carriokblaoker Road, Portadown, containing 3 reception and 7 bedrooms, kitchen, pantries, &c., with lawn and ornamental grounds attached; also suitable out offices.—Apply to R. Chapman, Auc- tioneer, Portadown ...

... sess wars ftignised. Witness bad onlybe. neve saw him putting his mark an the will, and Dr Reid and witnees signed it at the kitchen table. Meowed could see the table from the bed. Wit. nese denied that he had told Dr Reid that be had not signed the will ...

... about the soup ?”’ Varlet shouted “D—the soun! You’ have to tighten vour beits this time. A Jack Johns‘on has fal'en on the kitchen.” Varlet relates how he heard the whistling of the shell and knew that it was for h)m. He had only time to throw himself on ...

... 2; 3rd prize, £l. 1, John M'Wetters, Belfast. 2, R. W. Ewing, Belfast, Cardigan Squire. 3, Wm. 31• Convey, Belfast, Lord Kitchener. Jumping, for Horses that have never won a Prize to the value of ZIO at any Jumping Corn. petition. (Catch Weights.) Ist ...

... Moaore’s Lane, o Mr. Callaghan’s at Hoon Hili, where, jumning against the ha!l door, nushed it onen and went on inwo the kitchen. Witness returned to Queen Sreet, and later on he and Alick Hobbs went back to Callaghan’s. Witness knocked the door, and ...

... headache. She had fallen into a fitful, uneasy slumber with the creeping dawn. When she heard the sounds of stirring in the kitchen below, through the thin floor, she started, and began to rouse herself. The landlady got their meagre breakfast for them. ...

... lowest point, dragged towards it a broken wooden box, was mounting as fast an she could scramble. A loud exclamation from the kitchen below in the rear did not make her turn her heed, nor the shout that followed. They had seen her. they would tell Perey. With ...