... Lord Kitchener's Salary. Si? IVOR HERBERT moved to reduce the Vote in respeet of the salary of the Secretaay of State for by £lOO. He said he ws,nted to make it Meer that in doing so lie wished to deal stlely with the sdurialistration of the War Department ...

... Lord Kitchener's Reply. Earl KITCIIENER: The noble Lord who asked this question referred to the c.onduct of the Voiunteers in Dukrkri. I wish to express the appreciation of the War Offibe of the galkunt manner in which they behaved. (aear. hear.. I should ...

... LONDON KITCHEN GARDENS. WAE-TIUE AGRICULTUKE, Mia O'Sullinn. formerly Mice Palmer Tralee, baa eecuted a eigaal eacceaa otganiaer io Locdoa ! Lut Saturday afternoon Lady Denman, accom paniad her two young daughter*, formally opened tba Willow Stieet Farmery ...

... “A “man cannot eerve two masters,” quoted counsel, adding, “Lord Kitchener says =o0.” “We do mot accept Lord Kitchener’s épinion on matrimony,” remarked the chairman with a smile. ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S GUESTS. Lord Kitchener entertained a party of wounded -01 die, at 1314141/1K Park, Cantaeriiur. during the week-end The men came from the ALiwir Court Army Nur.ing Home, Thu Sl'eretary of State for War had tea on the lawn with kir ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S REMINDER. Lord Kitchener, while giving a sympathetic r► ply to the pleas raised on Tuesday in the Hno•e of Lords for further recognition of the services the Volunteer Training Corps, laid stress in consideration which is constantly ignored ...

... FIELD KITCHENS AND THE 75. In the courtyard the field kitchens were being repaired. It was not only that wheels and shafts had been broken, but if a cook is clreless and stokes his fire too high there is every chance of his burning out his firebox ...

... SAYS LORD KITCHENER. Government to Endeavour to Find Them More Work. Lord CHARNWOOD asked the Government, in the House or Lords, ori Tuesda), whether there wai not work, important for the successful prosecution ot the war, to ue done by Volunteer Training ...

... Lord Kitchener and the Volunteers Lord 'Kitchener, :speaking in the House of Lords on Tuesday, said: Further pecuniary assistance could' not be granted to Volunteer Training Corps. The utmost the Governanent could do was to endeavour to find part-worn ...

... EMPIRE'S DEBT TO KITCHENER. ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S VIEWS. A DEPRESSING OUTLOOK. Replying is the Bonn Lords os Tsesda? evening to suggestions that further sm dboal4 made members of the Volunteer Training Corps. Earl Kitchener said the War Office then oughly appreciated the spirit and efforts ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S GUESTS. Lord Kitchener entertained a party of wounded soldiers at Broome Park, Canterbury, during the week-end. The men came from the Manor Court Army Nursing Home, Folkestone. The Secretary of State for War had tea on the lawn with his ...