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... 28, 1/-; 38, 1/8; 48, 2/-; 68, 2rB. If Prepaid, three consecutive insertions for the price of two. ROTHESA Y.— 3 Rooms and Kitchen, August, September, 10 Minutes Irons Scott, Newsagent, Bank Street. WI. H. JARDl24._Aceountant, COATBRIUGE, Has to Let with ...
... authorities on economic questions. Burgh and Kitchener Tragedy. It is safe to that et en the news of the Jutland fight paled into comparatise insignificance before the startling announcement of Lord Kitchener's tragic end. That stunning intelligence was ...
... grounds at the Poorhouse, with the result that the pipe was found to be practically clear in the conduit at the east end of the kitchen block, and the pipe about six feet from the meter was only slightly corroded, which could not in any way appreciably reduce ...
... BOUSE of two or three Apartnieuts Wattled in respectable locality : central. Apply No. 115 Lad•,- Of T MESA Y.— 3 Rooms and Kitchen, August, *plumber, 10 31inutes from Z, Newsagent. Bunk Street. WI. H. JARDINE, Accountant. COATBRIDGE Hai to Let with outry ...
... shares. Tribatas to ICitchaser. Touching references were made in Coatbridge churches last Sunday to the tragic death of Earl Kitchener and the loss sustained by the nation at a time when Ilia great services were most needed and the influence of his strong ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH. The Chairman, at the outset, intimated an apology for absence from the Provost, and then went on to say that before proceeding a ith the business of the meeting he thought they would all agree with him that it was fitting and proper ...
... posing as an authority on the needs of the military situation and disputing the demands of such great soldiers as Lord Kitchener and General Robertson, passes our comprehension. On what does lie base his objections? On the assumption that compulsion ...
... of the past. When they thought of such men as William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, General Gordon, Earl Roberts, and Earl Kitchener, their hearts burned within them—they were heroes everyone. (Applause.) They were great and patriotic soldiers, who infused ...
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