... LORD KITCHENER'S KINDLINESS. Sir Frederick Milner writes:—From many notices I have read of the late Earl Kitchener I think that people may be likely to infer that with all his great qualities he was somewhat lacking in goodness of heart. Those who knew ...

... Lord Kitchener and myself I trust that may prevent the House from thinking I am imprudent if I say a few words on this subject. I do not speak of Lord Kitchener as a Field-Marshal or of Lord Kitchener the administrator. I speak only ri Kitchener K. as ...

... as Lonl Kitchener's. Our grief is inexpressible, yet it is of that kind which must unite our whole rsee in a still doa•r common sympathy, and in a yet linnet resolve to tarry through to the victorious knish the great task of which Lord Kitchener leis borne ...

... shake my confidence in Lord Kitchener. willpower and ability to meet the heavy demands I had to make upon him. Many noble Lords in the House tan speak with much greater eloquence and much greater authority of lord Kitchener a. a Cabinet Minister. Petroiially ...

... • future. Lord Kitchener had counted the cost. He had followed the pathway trodden by thousands of the men from our Scottish glens and valleys, the pathway of death. But what a glorious death . There was no need to mourn Lord Kitchener, said Mr Balfour ...

... clerkship and treasurership of the Board created by the death of Mr Thos. Sturrock. VISCOUNT FRENCH'S REMINISCENCES OF LORD KITCHENER. Speaking in the House of horde on Tuesday, Viscount French acid : -I desire to add my tribute to what has been said by the ...

... to-morrow, sod your rheumatism is always a sign of rain. Isn't it provoking LAMP KiTCHENE s OF THE SEA. —One remarkable revelation may without impropriety he made about Lord Kitchener, says the Manchester Guardian. It is that he had a sort of foreboding ...

... wanted fur Printing Trade. Apply Jdn.riiier Moe. DENTISTRY. —Wanted, lowan Youth a. ap• prentioe. Apply Ciuiogie, Bounyrigg KITCHEN•MAID wanted ; good to snit. able girl. Apply Mrs Knows, Keys Hotel, Dalkeitb. LEARNER wanted f or Millinery, Nasty to Mart ...

... stoe7 says, 'The rich man had a /Tanking team.' Now, what's a spanking team I know ; my pa and ma's Krn ltscoan.—Lord Kitchener, life of activity is a brilliant record of things done. Nineteen-twentieths of his active career had boon spent out of ...

... ago in almost rare to-day. No doubt this neglect of the domestic arts is the inevitable result of women's exodus from the kitchen to the shop and the office. There is, however, no reason why even busy wage-earning girl* should be entirely ignorant of plain ...

... Anderson and Dr. Elora Murray. both of whom have been given the honorary rank of major in the Royal Army Medical Corps by Lord Kitchener. Courtships at the Berman Court arc extraordinarily ceremonious affairs. A Nu.- situ princes, in never for a moment left ...

... a Mate of considerable confusion, the men trying to straighten out the harness, and the dogs struggling to reach the camp kitchen. The harness consists of a chest strap and a wooden bar behind, which takes the place of a horse's kicking strap. It is extremely ...