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... assistance fur the Volunteer Training Corps was discussed in the House of Lords on Tuesday. Replying to questions. Lord Kitchener said the Volunteer Training Corps owed their existence to the publicspirited efforts of Lord Iteeborough and others. who ...
... EMBER THE DATE-JUNE 6. COALS. Finset qualities of English and Sc t& Huambold, Nuts, Chinls, eta., suitable for Parlour and Kitchen Fires. All at keep JAM LEITH, 35 LAND STREET. KEITH. Storem—KETTH STATION. Keith Emigrates Agency Particulars of Sailiugs ...
... SATURDAY, JUNE 3. 1916. KITCHENER FOR EVER. If ever the Coalition Government had the unanimous support of every patriot in the bountry they have it in their championship of Lord Kitchener. Whatever may be the opinion of the British public with regard ...
... to 125. The report was then adopted. DER WAR SECRETARY APPRECI• ATER BY THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. If the War Secretary (Lord Kitchener) has his enemies.his Under-Secretary (Mr lennant) has apparently none. Mr Tennant. says the Evening Standard. is really ...
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... in itself, with its special accommodation for the various services, its storm, ambulance stations. medical establishments, kitchens, etc., proves the comprehensive organisation of the contingent Special arrangements have been made. as in the case of the ...