... captain called out for Lord Kitchener to come to the fore-bridge, near where the captain’s boat was hoisted. He was also heard calling for Lord Kitchener to get into the beat, but no one is able to say whether Lord Kitchener got into the. boat not, nor ...

... desired to bring under their notice what they all learned with the deepest possible regret, the lamented death of the Earl Kitchener. I think it is fitting,” said, that a Council like this should pay our little tribute, and join in the nation’s sorrow ...

... J. .11‘All:ster. Death of Lord Kitchener. (airman—Refore we commence the rs eeedings. 1 desire to bring under your ; Ni ece, what we all have tainted with the dbepa st possible ret, the lamented tlieth of Earl Kitchener. I think it is fitting that se ...

... Parker Keene, Castle Grange, A-litcrcl, Co. Milos . TO Lit t Mountain View Cottage, containing diningroom, UWllO' OOOl , kitchen, scullery and 4 bedrooms; 2 small gardens attached. Apply Thomas Dormer and Son, Newtownbarry. 00821-6) ...

... th© Ist hist. It was the first offence, and defendant was fined 3s'. ffd. KINGSTOWN URBAN COUNCIL. SYMPATHY DEATHS OF LORD kitchener; and staff. PROUD TO REMEMBER HE WAS AN IRISHMAN.’' At the adjourned monthly meeting the Kingstown Urban Council Friday last ...

... STOREN 31 , 11'2,0t0n:1e, with A shop. yard and out-offices, itnate in tli • village of Ratlinew. The lionsc consists of kitchen. ;liningrein ant: thiee lootronms. The shop i; ~ ..onnecied with the ilwitlinizhouse: the can! etulosed and contains store ...

... Head Rent of £i per annum. The accommodation consists of; —Three reception rooms, four bedrooms, servants’ accommodation, kitchen, scullery, garden, front and rere coal house, w.c.’s, etc. The premises are situate within one minute’s walk of the Eisplanade ...

... lowered Is. per sack 3s. in London on Monday. Wheat was Is. to 2s. cheaper at 48s. per quarter at Northampton Saturday. 1 Kitchener Jelliooe were the names given to a Tottenham baby on Monday. At Reading beef was fully 2d. per lb ahcaper the week for the ...

... Brass Tron Pedst ads, Spring, Hair and W., Mattresses, several Feather Beds, Bedding, the Prorniture of Servant's Apartments. Kitchen, Pantr;es, rtc., Etc. TO BE SOLD DT AUCTION (Without Realm), Oa Two/lay, 27th, 1916, and followiag day if aseeaaary, AT MARLIPTELD ...

... who presided, said the magistrates wished to express their profound regret at the lamented death of Field Marshal,. Lord Kitchener. He said they all experienced a great shock on learning of the loss of such a distinguished Irishman, a great soldier, and ...

... th© Chairman referred to the national loss sustained by th© tragic drowning of that great Irishman, Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener, a distinguished soldier, and one who had given a life-long study to his profession. On behalf of the magistrates he expressed ...

... place; man must understand yard work, milk cow, care pony and trap, plain gardening: wife care poultry, small washing, acme kitchen work. House, milk, vegetables, fuel: jgint wages £3O. Apply No. 288 'The People Newspapers. Ltd.. Wexford. (a 2873-6) ...