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... EGYPT’S SENSE OF LOSS. number of telegrams have been received the War Office expressing condolence the death of Lord Kitchener. They include messages from the Board of Marshals at Tokio, the Sirdar of Egypt, the Serbian Minister War, Egyptian students ...
... Carpets, inlaid Linoleum Occasional Table* and Chaire, exoejptional.y Handsome and Richly-carved 6ft. POLISHED OAK SIDEBOARD, Kitchen and Culinary Requisite*. Wringer. Ac., «a TRUBSHAW k TAYLOR will Sell by Auction, as above, TO-MORROW (Thursday), June 23 ...
... household consumption of ooal would save 3.000.000 yearly. is possible to save five times this quantity by replacing wasteful Kitchen Ranges with the INTEROVEN STOVE, which designed scientific lines positively ensuring thus wonderful economy in coal. Already ...
... Private Office, three Bed Rooms. Kitchen. Scullery, and Outoffices, with large covered Yard side. Yard. Snedd ng. and long Garden rear. No. 49 comprise* Motor Show Room. Pr vate Office. General Office, Jtorets, Kitchen. Scuhery. three Bed Rooms, Box Room ...
... said Lord Kitchener was one of the very few men who foresaw that the war would be a prolonged one. In 1914. early in the war, there were 3,000 widows, and the speaker estimated that the ultimate total might reach 90,000. Then Lord Kitchener sent him message ...
... FRANCE. The “Petit Journal”: Everybody can see ia these 662 days of war in what great degree Lord Kitchener as Minister or Generalissimo, in the Government offices or ia the International and British conference halls, displayed his clearness vision, his ...
... shculd he conferred in, the near future upon another soldier, Sir Douglas Haig, for instance, or Sir William Robertson. Lord Kitchener was one of the twelve notable men upon whom King Edward conferred the Order when it was founded fourteen years ago, and of ...
... from the Orkneys give details of the fate of the Hampshire and the death of Lord Kitchener (says the Aberdeen coi respondent of the London Daily Mail ”)• Lord Kitchener and his staff steamed away at about seven o’clock Monday night, taking a westerly ...
... WORKERS THOUGHT OF LORD KITCHENER. Mr WAEDI/B (Lab-Stockport) said the working men of this country had sure instinct for reoognis.ine worth, and there was man in whom they had greater confidence and believed firmly than Lord Kitchener. In later events his ...
... SERVICE AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY. Westminster Abbey was crowded yesterday afternoon for memorial service for the late Lord Kitchener. It was a tribute of the general public, for no tickets of admission were required. No distinction was made in the class of ...
... Oath oral at £25 per amnnm. tenant paying 0 to each comprise* five Bed Room*. » w.c.. Vestibule. Entrance HaU. two Rooms. Kitchen, Scullery. Pantry, Cellar, and usual Out-oflfcss ana iraraen. Ares land 578 square yards or thereabouts. ...
... Hillers’ Association the price town households was reduced Is. bo 445. Top grades 3s. 4s. mors. EMPIRE’S REGRET FOR LORD KITCHENER. ...