... moderate rental of £3O per annum. The residencs contains 5 Bedrooms, Bathroom (hot and cold), 3 Reception Reooms, Entrance Hall, Kitchen, and ample domestic offices. There is a mice garden at the hack und a small one in frant. Lot 2.—Also No. 24, Yarborough-roa ...

... AN AMERICAN COMMENT. NEW YORK, Wednesday night. The * Tribune ™ says:—Perhaps the thing one would say first of Lord Kitchener would be that he, more than any other, served in Britain as a symbol of strength, determination, and the will to bear and to ...

... they know of Lord Kitchener? How many had ever scen him? General knowledge was derived entirely from the “Kitchener legend”— o strange thing, which those who knew him declared was very wide of the truth. Yet the nation took Lord Kitchener to its heart, and ...

... exults too soon. In some minor respects, indeed, his successor will start with a fairer field and fewer handigaps. Lord Kitchener’s position as a soldier and .a Peer was, in the latter stages of his carcer at the War Office especially, a decided inconvenience ...

... Pollexfen. Also a BRICK and TILED COTTAGE, with Garden, fronting Prospect Street, Horncastle. The Cottage containg Sitting Room, Kitchen, and 3 Bedrooms, with small Garden in front and rear. Tenant: Mr Thompson. LOT 2.—A1l that CLOSE of MEADOW or PASTURE LAND ...

... waorse, but all the hetter, economising in pocket and in bhrain power, The Bishop later made reference (o the death of Lord Kitchener. They met that day. he said, under the ...

... well built and in good repair, contains Dining Room, Drawing Room, Library, Study, Surgery, § Bedrooms, Attics, Bathroom, 2 Kitchens, Pantries, and usual Ont-offices. The Outbuildings comprise Stabling, 2 Loode Boxes, large Carriage or Motor House with Granaries ...

... EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FEELING. COPENHAGEN, Tuesday night. The report eoncerning the sinking of the Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and his Staff on board, reached Copenhagen early this- afternoon from Berlin, but it was not published as it was considered ...

... A Terrible Disaster. Lord Kitchener and his Staff Lost. Cruiser Hampshire Sunk -off Orkneys. Some Bodies Found. LONDON, Tuesday. The Secretary of the Admiralty has received the following message from the Grand Fleet:— I have to report, with deep regret ...

... Tarvesr. Regarding the harvest of the hay and corn, the President referred to the arrangewents he had made wi*h the late Lord Kitchener for the use of men from the Army. The regulations would be found simpler and quicker than they were Jast year. This year ...

... - THE NEWS IN EGYPT. CAIRO, Wednesday night. Extraordinary sensation was caused by the news of Lord Kitchener's death which was discussed everywhere, Egyptians and PEuropeans being equally affected. Spegial editions of papers spread the news throughout ...

... Commenting on Lord Kitchener’s death, the “ Nieuwe Courant’ says:—His death was a warrior’s death on? his name will always be associated with the great events of these years. The “ Nieuwe Rotterdamsch Courant ™ says:— Lord Kitchener's death cannot have ...