... LORD KITCHENER Conference With M.P’s. A number of the member* of the House of Commons met Lord Kitchener and member* the .'Staff of the War Office in conference yesterday morning. Mr. Whitley, the hairman Committee*, presided. Lord Kitchener made statement ...

... THE KITCHEN CARDEN. MUSHROOMS. A wag on being told about this and that crop be ought to grow, replied, when the mushroom was in. eluded. that he had not mush (mach) room for more. Well, mushrooms do not ri claire more room, for they can be grown in the ...

... THE kitchener conference. are not, course, possession details as what took place Lord Kitchener’s conference with his critics. The meagre information dealt cut by the Press Bureau carefully avoids enlightenment except what either knew before or what we ...

... KITCHEN MAGIC. Pot and the Kettle are fond of one * another nowadays—and very fond of Panshine. They sit side by side on ‘the hob or gas stove and sing its praises in perfect union. They belong to the bright family of things cleaned with Panshine. A little ...

... LORD KITCHENER, FRIDAY ‘SCON FERENCE WITHM.P.’s das mo Burean issyed the a) ~ a a of Tard Kitchaner’ 6 Con = « 1p, et i a Ve ol the members ef at ranibe r Lord Kite nd re hi War Ohes nm CO ory Mh Whitles > th Chan wy a atatamer n ng ca n ta an TO oO} ...

... Lord Kitchener's Services. He reqrett•ed that Sir I. Herbert had nlcsed the reduction of Lord Kitchener's salary. He thought the Army and country the Empire were under a debt. wlrach could not Ise measured in word's, for the services Lord Kitchener had ...

... WROTE TO LORD KITCHENER Crcswell Conscientious Objector Hcaviiy Fined. A ot-jtyrt-or. Smith, drayman trad**, •ho Dronfleld Monday 'if l had writ ton t:> Ixird K i and Mr Walter I, if hie l>ut had nor roooivod a reply. Smith war* with bring under the Military ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S CRITICS WAR MINISTER IN CONFERENCE WITH M.P.’s. PRESS BUREAU, Friday Evening. A considerable number of the members of the Houso of Commons met Lord Kitchener and members of the staff of the War Office in conference this worning. Mr. Whitley ...

... Lord Kitchener Refused 'even to discuss the incorporation of the ;Volunteers. and the proposal was aband lotted. It was ealeillatod at the time of the split that about 160,000 followed the National Volunteers and 10.0(X) followed the Sinn Feiners, but ...

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

... 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 ...

... LORD KITCHENER AND THE WAR. The Press Bureau i be fallowing : A coneiderable number of the members of the House of Commons met Lord Kitchere and meta-1 ere of the Std of the War (Are in confer rice this morning. Mr. Whitley, the chairman of presidml. ...