... Australasia’s Prima-Donna. ERFECTION PICTURES. AND RANSOME, “THE SEPARATION ORDER. RUSSELL, Yorkshire Comedian. Fred Kitchen in * ALL EYES. HALIFAX. Tu EATRE ROYAL TO-NIGHT, et 7-15 Jiss HENRIETTA SCHRIER AND MR. LODGE PERUY present, by arrangement ...

... SENBATION. Like the rest of the country Halifax failed altogether to adjust iteell yesterday afternoon to the news of Lord Kitchener’s death. The official message reached the town by tape, and was speedily issued to the publio by special editions of the ...

... trug ‘nglishman. He soon had the og the listle house, and his batm s warm kitchen into the shed and able bed, of which hmmy med the foundation, made up fon ,“.sh on the kitchen floor. But, L -\_v-nevar.ldl'd abont hav. occtipied the house, let alone suga ...

... It has been stated that but for his acting as mediator in the Irish question Mr. Lloyd George would have been with Lord Kitchener on board the Hampehire en route for Russia. The facts, says the * Evening Standard,” are that a suggestion was received some ...

... future than the arming of men must be found to adjust national quarrels, ~ ONE OF ENGLAND'S PERILS. THE DANGER OF SPIES. At a Kitchener Memorial Society at Dudley today, the Vicar, the Rev. D. R. Maitland, said many people had marvelled at the criminal folly ...

... (Semi-Detached) DWELLINGHOUSE, ** Thornleigh,” Parkowndane, lately occupied by W. B. McLusky, Fay containing two Reception Rooms, Kitchen. #d Sulry on ground poor; 5 Bedrooms and Atic, Dithroom and Lavatory (separate), Greenhous. win heating apparatus complete ...

... Springlea, ors- T{old—lzuus. 7:' - l 3B _ TBp O Lt 56 HIGHFIELD-TERRACE, Parkin. uun-iam;, dining room, drawing room, and kitchen, three bedrooms, bath, and, wee. Bent £2s.—Apply, 10, _Highficld Place. B RHODESIA AVENUE, to Let.—Apply, 15 Thos. . Smith ...

... collections amounted to £6O 4s. 1 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, QUEEN'S ROAD.~ On Snndg cmnixfi, a service was held in memoriam Lord Kitchener. The End)er was the pastor, Rev. G. W. Crutchley. e outlying features in Lord Kitohener's life were brought forward in a ...

... Manager SILVERDAILE. INDETH-BY- Sl Carnforth. L —mmmgn] or H'Amu Also PURNISHED COTTAGE to Let; four beds, sitting-room, kitchen, scullery, eto. — Hudson, NS TR NS W ITBY.—CROWN HOTEL. ‘l'% WOOD] ~ WOODHALL BP4, HALL SPA, VICTORIA HOTEL. Le Hotel. In ...

... work, and beavy losses. It is here the British hold the line. World-wide sympathy has been evoked by the tragico death dlad Kitchener. FIGHTING AT YPRES, Of a Very Violent Character. Exceedingly Heavy Losses. PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL. Amsterdam, Wednesday ...

... sort of Englishman, He soo ‘couple in the listle house, .n out of his warm kitchen into ‘a comfortable bed, of which i 1 valise formed the foundation, }fl:e old cmfi on the kitchen ‘mark you, y mever said awo ‘fmg ever occupied the house, | gested that our ...

... phonograph records intended for export, in order to prevent the powsible leakage of information to spies. £ “1 regand Lord Kitchener's raising of those threo mfi‘:m soldiers as the most marvellous feat of the administrative power mmm:d duning the war.”—General ...