... better advised to either Lausanne, Geneva, Neuc&atel. GERMAN KNOWLEDGE OF LORD KITCHENER’S JOURNEY. STARTLING STATEMENT IN A LEIPSIG PAPER. - Berne, June 9. Lord Kitchener’s intention to visit Russia was known in Germany. Evidence in support of this statement ...

... good kitchens and garden; newly renovated. Rent £6o.—Apply, Herbert B. Baker, 7, Waterloo St. MALVERN (near College and Golf Links).—To be Let, excellent detached Residence, with pretty garden; tureo sitting, seven bed rooms, bath; good kitchen, and oliices ...

... fought in its ranks in 1870, I send yon the expression the painful emotion which we felt on learning of the death of Lord Kitchener. We shall never forget him who knew how to create and organise with a patriotic passion the noble and valiant British Army ...

... Window; Cloak Room and Lavatory. The domestic offices comprise large China Pantry, with housemaids sink, cap;til Birder. Kitchen with Range and Store Cupboard, Son lery w.th Fireplace. Back Staircase. Collar, and oovered-m Yard. . _ _ . THE OUTBUILDINGS ...

... Window: Cloak Room and Lavatory. The domestic offices comprise large China Pantry, with housemaid'* s-nk. capital Lardor, Kitchen w'ith Range and Store Cupboard, Sou lery w.th Fireplace, Back Staircase. Cellar, and covered-on THE OUTBUILDINGS comprise ...

... Homer Street. Bsisall Heath, each containing Tiled Vestibn'e and Entrance Hall, two Sitting Boom*, lour B d Rooms. Bath Room, Kitchen, Soul’ery. CellaT. and Outbuildings. The Property stands back from the road, and the rear are long Gardens. The Houses lot ...

... 42. Hom-'r Street. Heath, each containing Tiled Vestibule and Entrance Hall, two Sitting Rooms, four B Rooms. Bath Room. Kitchen. Scullery, Cellar, a«d Outbaudings. The Pror>?rtv etauds back the road, and at the rear are long Gardena, Tbe Houses let at ...

... rendered the Empire Lord Kitchener. (Cheers.) Sir A. MARKELAM challenged the Prime Minister to deny that at the time Lord Kitchener's visit Greece the Cabinet endeavoured to ‘get rid of him. The Prime Minister had stripped Lord Kitchener of every authority ...

... ION comprises four Bed Rooms, Billiard Room, Bath Room and Lavatory, Entrance Hall and Vestibule, three Reception Rooms. Kitchen Scullerry. Pantries, and goon Cellarage, The Grounds are well laid out and include Tennis Lawn. The Property is leasehold ...

... FREEHOLD HOUSES, Nos. 73. 75. and 77. Speedwell Road, Hay Mtfla. Each House is »et back from the rr«a ...

... Douglas Haig and Lord Kitchener, Messages expressing sornow the tragic end Lord Kitchener and appreciation his military genius continued to poor in yesterday. Sir Douglas Haig, replying to the King's Army Order, says Lord Kitchener’s memory will twmain ...

... hatchways their stations Lord Kitchener, accompanied by a naval officer, appeared. The latter called out, Make way for Lord Kitchener!’ and they both went up on to the quarter deck.” Laier, the captain called out for Lord Kitchener to come up to the forfi bridge ...