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... THE LOSS OF LORD KITCHENER. INDIA’S TRIBUTE. LONDON, Tuesday night. The Secretary of State for India has received the following telegram from the Viceroy:— Please express on our behalf the grief felt here at the death of Lord Kitchener, not only on account ...
... Town Hall on the platform during the Kitchener memorial service was Mr Krause, the great eriminal lawyer, who was commandant at Johannesburg during the Boer war and handed over the town to Lord Roberte and Lord Kitchener, Mr Ee;g;on, who was Mayor of Kimberley ...
... communicants at the two celebrations on Whit-Sunday. The Rector made reference to the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire and Lord Kitchener's tragic death. At the evening service Roland Smart’s “Magnificat” and “Nupc Dimittis” were rendered by the choir. The organist ...
... F. Craft, at 22 per annum. The property contains 4 sdirooms, Bathroom (hot and eold), two Rewption Reoms, Entrance Hall, Kitchen, snal domestic offices, and a garden at the hree Freeliold DWELt Nos. 5, 7. and 9, 9 N\No 5 welesiastical Parien City of Lincoln ...
... 1 opened my “ roll top desk (1 hy two boards belonging to fthe mangle, nicely laid on top of the slop stone in the back Kitchen)—and commenced with the City Council news, But 1 didn't get very far, only as far as Mr. Ashley’s denunciation of the Government ...
... WANTED. AMTHLL LA AT AT ALV AR VAR MAR VAR VR AL L VARV ‘VANTED, a GIRL for the Kitchen. Apply 3707\'.7&714 HOTEL, Scalloway. ...
... NS. Lobh presided, and addresses were given by the speakers, Sympathetic references were made to the tragic death of lord Kitchener and to the Naval battle. Mr, A. E. Peatman ably presided at the organ. ‘ ‘ Following the postcard which we publigh. ed last ...
... and salutes the memory of Lord Kitchener, the volunteer of 1870, who became ‘the -organising General of the Allies’ military’ powers. & : M. Pairileve, in the name of the Government, eulogised the work of Lord Kitchener, and M. Georges Leagues, in the ...
... THRIFT IN THE KITCHEN. There should be o such thing as waste in a well-ordered kitchon. The term ‘s oftep misapplied to th= - m preparation N that r raam Lhe f 'extruvagnn;: the return from the jects of indis. hs, tea cloths 1 window led, thus 1o for ...
... Robertson, T. J. Anderson, J. R. Jamieson, and J. Hay; also the Clerk, Mr Archd. Sutherland. NAVAL BATTLE AND LOSS OF LORD KITCHENER. The Convener of the County said—Well, gentlemen, before beginning the business of the Council to-day, I think it is only ...
... KITCHEN HINTS. Always keep a pumice stone by the sink. When cooking vegetables never allow the water to get off the boil. Before squeezing a lemon heat it, and twice s much juice w'i‘fl be obtained. Sugar should never be added to batter puding before ...
... TO LET, Furnished SITTING ROOM, TWO or MORE BEDROOMS and KITCHEN, without attendance. No others. Apply No. 187, “ Shetland Times ’ Office. ...