... the following PROPERTIES;— 1. PORTSKEWETT-STBEET. . Lot 1. A Freehold Corner Houac. containing 2 sitting-rooms, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, and usual offices. Wide cartway entrance at side of house leading to eubstantially-built threewall stable, carttaouae, and ...

... morning was blowing very strong. LORD KITCHENER’S SECRETARY BODY RECOVERED AND CONTEfED TO LONDON. Among the bodies recovered Is that of Lieutenant-colonel O. A. FitegeraW, C.M.0., personal military secretary to Lord Kitchener. The remains were taken to Thurso ...

... FIRST MAN TO PREDICT A LONG WAR. The following are among many personal tributes paid to Kitchener's memory on Tuesday:— Lord Selborne (at Westminster): —It would be easy to criticise details of his administration of the War Office, but what history will ...

... and that beyond the twelve survivors who got to shore on raft all hope must be abandoned. KITCHENER AND SIR IYOR HERBERT Describing the meeting Lord Kitchener had with M.P.'s. Sir Henry Daiziel says:— have learned since that he was particulariy anxious ...

... to Cardiff recruiting business will not take place till July. LIBERTY OF POSSIBLE SPIES. VOICE OF KITCHENER DEMANDS THEIR INTERNMENT.” At Lord Kitchener memorial service at Dudley Monday, which was attended the mayor and corporation, the Vicar (the Rev ...

... SUITE, dressing tables, chest of drawers, toilet glasses, bedroom and other chairs, kitchen table, bras* rail bedsteads, wire mattresses, overlays, china, glass, and kitchen •itensils. MANGLE. 4c. SMALL GREENiiOUbIi, heating stove and piping, plants in pots ...

... which figured badly in the recently-published record. KITCHENER MEMORIAL. When Parliament re - assembler next Tuesday one of the first duties will lie pay tribute to the memory of [.ord Kitchener, later on an address will submitted for a national memorial ...

... BRITAIN’S WAR WIDOWS. LORD KITCHENER URGED PROVISION FOR AT LEAST 80,060. Spewkine the annual meeting of the Royal Patriotic Fund on Wednesday, Mr. Hayes Fisher said that early in the war there were 3.000 widows, and he estimated that the ultimate total ...

... World-wide tributes to the memory of Lord Kitchener are revealed in meeeagee received on Wednesday. FRANCE. PARIS. Wednesday. All the newspapers this morning comment on the tragic news of the death of Lord Kitchener. The Figaro says:—On the morrow of the ...

... popular mem bem of the Revellers last, season. The is due to start at 7JO p.m. “KITCHENER BED.” MEMORIAL GIFT BY SIR W. J. THOMAS. In ord ...

... Cologne Gazette devotes memoir to Jxird Kitchener, in which it says that the late field-marshal has had the most distin- guished career of any English officer since Wellington. It says that Lord Kitchener showed great organising talent in South Africa ...

... Confidence is unshaken. A steamer drawing 24ft tin. passed on Wednesday last was always the hall-mark of Earl Kitchener's own great genius. Lord Kitchener crowned a busy and fruitful career by his services as Secretary of State for War from August, 1914, to ...