... from. kitchen, pantry, four rooms, bath, w.c., am modern conteniences, ‘aloctrio light and fittings thronghout; ae £410; éxceptional opportunity — premises. ‘ALE, Doubled-fronted on kntchen, seullery, pantry. owner leaving Nassau Place. room, kitchen, scullery ...

... SECOND SPECIAL TRAIN CHA The story of a delay in Lord Kitchener's so Scotland on Sunday is told to-day. Lord travelled from London with @ suite of abox ; officers and other persons by a special , arrive in York at 9.26 and to fort at 9.32 p.m. The special ...

... of regret and eorrow was sincere and deep. He tried to sketch the man as be was, and he corrected some very general Lord Kitchener was not the hard, stern that some people thought. He was a shy man, very diffident about himself and his work, and not“ even ...

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... his taciturnity. I remember dining with his Sua. after the Kut surrender. He passed across the tal telegraphic report of Kitchener's speech im the I describing Townshend's defence. He did nv s aingle word, but lifted his glass show ¢ wha thought of that ...

... FATHER OF THE Never has Egypt been so affected, says a Te: 's telegram today, a2 it hes been by the news of death of Lord Kitchener. He had hosts of friends, both British and Egyptians, who will deeply mourn his loss. The feeling will be acute the Fellabeen ...

... tary for War in another respect. Lord Kitchener has met Members of the House of mmons face to face since the war The proceedings concluded shortly before 2 There was again a large crowd to watch the M.P.’e Lord Kitchener drove away with the high an en 17 ...

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... ‘at business during the dey, Tequires conifort- le A tments, etc Likley or distric r wening Post, t 4 to 3 Rooms. wwe of kitchen, for man, and Cottage, near Hunslet Moor of qon face 16}, or fare 1544, V.vening Post, Leeds, Dewsbury Road: ¢ Home, for mother ...

... THE LA MOMENTS OF LORD KITCHENER SEEN TALKING TO HIS OFFICERS. A correspondent of the “ Daily Chronicle” at 4 cer- tain English port gives some further details of the sink- ing of H.M.S. Hampshire, which he has obtained from one of the survivors, Lea ...

... YOUCNDED MEN AT HALIFAX SERVIC A civic memorial service for Lord Kitchener, also for the officers and men who lost their lives in the naval engagement off Jutland, was held at Halifax Parish Church at noon. Wounded soldiers wete prominent in the congregation ...

... * Jong pull.” -therine Street, Bank, was fined £3 for giving The iatest bid for the original of the letter in which Lord Kitchener appealed for an additional 300,000 men for the new armies is £2,509, o: £37 per ward, ...