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... God He dared to think that for Kitchener. as Tennyson put it at the death of Wellington, God for him bad greater work to do, than when he fought at Waterloo. He believed—he was convinced—that the soul of Kitchener was not dead, and that yonder for ...
... , with use of back kilchen.—ApPly Box 51'45. Casette Office, Uxbridge. 11131y1 TO BE LW?. Untarnished. Two Booms and 1 Kitchen.-31. Argyle-rd., West Eallf 31ing. TO LET, Two Untarnished Rooms; It minutes 1 from station; pleasantly siteated.—Yea. Haskell ...
... trains: the Rouse contains three bedrooms and a boaroom, with upstairs lavatory and bath room, dining-room. drawing-room. and kitchen, and usual offices; front and side entrances; nice garden. and every modern convenience; very little property; suitable for ...
... Heroes. Vast congregations at churches in the Ealing Deanery on Sunday last paid homage to the memory of Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener, the crew of H.M.S. Hampshire who perished at the sane time as the late Secretary of State for War, and also the tar more ...
... RECTOS OF NANWOLLII Tanana. HEROES WHO FITIZILLED THEIR PART WITHOUT FLINCHING. A memorial service for Fiehl-Mormhal Lord Kitchener. Commander Alfred F. Coplestone-Boughey, It. N.. and for other officers and men who fell in the North Sea Battle. was held ...
... had not expeeted so great a loss, or anticipated that one in so high a position would be taken from them in the way Lord Kitchener hail. It was thought he hail reached that position which exempted a man from such risks as those lie undertook, hut because ...
... the living God. and. if so, we ought to take to heart the lesson that Cod, in His providence, had seen fit to remove Lord Kitchener in order that we might learn to put our trust in Hint alone. The late Secretary for War was a great Cod-fearing man, as well ...
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... of Ernest Corn Ointment.— Ernest m , Is. Bondat., Ealing. Mll6al E 9 NAELLED Goods.—French Cooking Wars; everything for kitchen and dining rooms.—Webster's Stores, opposite Shsph.wft Bush Station, Uxbridge-rd. Mto LADY will Advance Cash privately by ...
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... tarricst thou ? He (the speaker) asked them if donkl have spoken more clearly to England than by the home-call of Lord Kitchener Anotl.er trench that was keeping our men brit k was that of national cowardice ! Cowardice. with that splendid record out ...
... possession: 3 bed. balk, 2 sitting-roomy. etc. .OVEDAY OAD.—Kent 145; possession 24th Jute: 4 bed, bath, 2 sitting-rooms. kitchen. eta.. nice garden. BAROAIN.-6420 win porelegm 3 tresses, each producing 12s. per wick: long leases: moderate ground rent ...