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... LORD KITCHENER AND THE A’.T.C Earl Kitchener, in the House of Lords Tuesday, spoke in high praise the good work done members of the ATdunteer Training C orps, but held out no hope that the AVar Office would immediately make greater use of their services ...
... M.P. S ' ATTACK LORD KITCHENER. STIRRING SPEECHES. CRITICS TO MEET WAR MINISTER AT WAR OFFICE. MR. ASQUITH'S DEFENCE. Striking speeches were made on Wednesday night in the House of Commons during the debate on Lord Kitchener's salary. Attacks were made ...
... proceeding through the nurses’ kitchen he saw Bigwood frying some potatoes. He asked prisoner what was doing, and lie replied It’s no odds thee.” Witness informed prisoner that he would not allow any inmate use the nurses’ kitchen. Prisoner had a plate by ...
... there; that she was distantly related to Lord Kitchener, and that his private secretary, Mr. was personal friend of hers. She further said that the appointment wished for could got through Lord Kitchener, hut there would expenses. handed note to Lieutenant ...
... way of giving further pecuniary assistance to the Volunteers, except at th.> expense the Army. This wa» the reply Lord Kitchener in the House Lords on Tuesday night to an appeal on behalf of the Volunteer Training Corps. The utmost can do is endeavour ...
... accident she left the house for a few minutes, and a neighbour, hearing screams, fetched her. She found her daughter the kitchen, and the child said that her nightdress had caught fire she tried to light the gas. She was wearing non-flam'' night-dress ...
... satisfactory progress is being made, and several more important positions have been occupied by the British forces. Lord Kitchener was accorded the highest meed of praise in the House of Commons. Wednesday, by the Prime Minister, in answer to super critics ...
... master, Mr. F. Dorey. Mr. Dorey stated that on the previous Monday between 7 and 8 a.m., he found Bigwood in the infirmary kitchen, frying potatoes. He told Bigwood he had no right to be there, and ordered him to give up the frying pan. The man replied ...
... (crapulous cleanliness tn the home—Always i moor tan matter -* becomes ope of anclfectlve dUtnlectanlbeused regntartrln the kitchen, nursery, bedrooms and olflccs. the most fralllat .dlssemlaatOT. of disease la tbe honae-fly. I? be snared this summer, not ...
... Chairs. Bram Tray on , gtand, Fancy and Chairs, mahogany Pedestal Library Table. Axminster Stair Carpet. China. Glens and Kitchen Efecte. On Mew Tuesday next 10 till 4. may be obtained from the Auctioneers. Northgate Street. Bath. ...
... position ; moderate terms.-9. Locirs. HILL, Frame. (46897 TO LET, No. 8, SOUTH-PARADE , Frome ; 2 Sitting-rooms. 8 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Ottices, Lawn, Garden, and Yard.—Apply, JOHN Coles, Auctioneer, Frome. [48138 r 0 LET, Comfortable LODGINGS, with Board, ...
... seriously ill. The pudding was made by Miss Pigott, and while she was doing so her brother was for some time alone in the kitchen. The lodger, named John Haddock, on going home and seeing Airs, Miss Pigott very ill, to reassure them ate some of the rice ...