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... CONFERENCE Lord Kitchener Catechised considerable number of the members of the House of Commons met Lord Kitchener and members of the staff of tho War conference yesterday morning -^ - Whitley, the chairman of committee-', resided. Lord Kitchener made statement ...
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... lHp Pres.s would seem to have begun. Fully two hundred members of Parliament at- '..ided the privat© reception which Lord Kitchener held one the committee-rooms the House Commons today. The V.raster was accompanied Sir Wm. Robertson, t.nef of the General ...
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... will o course, be held private. M.P.’S AND LORD KITCHENER. Conference at the House of Commons. Press Bureau, Friday, fe p n» A considerable number of the members tt* House of Commons met Lord Kitchener and members the Staff the War Office in ion ference ...
... England do not become liable to be called up under the Military Service Act. A considerable number members Parlia met Lord Kitchener yesterday in conference iu the House of Commons the subject of the Army administration. As the result of the explosion of ...
... given barracks where they would all be together. British prisoners had sufficient good clothing, shoes, under wear , &»•. The kitchens of the camp were manned cooks selected from among the prisoners, and were found to be in clean and orderly condition. Ihe ...
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... higher prices and something approaching famine to many deers, including mine. 1 halo tried re,mme to a cheaper of the kitchen kind, and cannot find one in any locality that snuld f•llit. We hale tried every kind of economy. but iantint. put a shilling ...
... our line some eight hundred Wards in advent* of the line the Turks had held. It was a long hop from the parapet, but Kitchener's men were not baulked of their scrap. They are a cool, hard, determined-looking breed, and they don't count the cost. They ...
... BIRRELL. Sir N. Chamberlain resumed his statement by describing a conversation he had with Mr. Birrell, who told him Lord Kitchener was anxious to secure more men from the R.I.C. for the Irish Guards. Mr. Dimon's statement that he was alive to the danger ...