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... EMPIRE'S DEBT TO KITCHENER. ...
... Kitchener's Services. He terretted Sir I. Herbert had U toed the 'eduction a %shay. He thought the Arm) and iouutry aril Empire were under t. debt, which could not measured ui words, for thw Lord had rendered since the beginning of the war. whlch had ...
... Kitchener's Reply. Lai: KITCHEN ER: The notate Lord who asked qtweLion rati•rreil to the conduct of the Voluntuers ij I to the of the War Ofnoe of the galloot in which 1 'hyoid :Ike to inform nubs, Lord that we thoroughly appreeions the of the Volunteers ...
... A moment later he was seated in the kitchen. He Was Ashamed. Chaplain; “This your third term in prison. Arc you not ashamed to have your friends see you here?” Abashed Convict: “Indeed, I am. The prison disgraceful. The reception room smells like a taproom ...
... No Money to Spare for Full Equipment, SAYS LORD KITCHENER. Government to Endeavour t o Find Them More Work. Low CHARNWOOD asked the Clovers- I Lu the lioues ot Lords, o.i Tuesdas. !whether there WWI not work. important tor the succesdul proscut:on ...
... M.P.’S VISI LOUD KITCHEN KU. AN INFORMAL SECRET SESSION. In accordance with the promise given Mr.-Tennant, Lord Kitchener met his critics yesterday. The occasion was unique in Parliamentary annals, and although at first it was anticipated that only a ...
... KITCHENER’S (R .R.D.) VETERANS. ' , ~ Vi'i* ' ••• ' •.^- , The above photograph «f men from Sheffield and district, over pears of age, who took part in football match at Groningen, Holland. ...
... LORD EITCHENER'S TASK Writi of the attacks Lord Kitchene! h‘m of Commm‘:.'-h!l we:'k. ‘h: “Spectator’” says:.— “Let anyone who is inelined to condemn Lord Kitchener wholesale stop for the moment and consider how infim'el'z'mm difficult his task was than ...
... THE HUDDERSFIELD EXAMINER 3 ii i himwmmil f i 1 ?' N AND ABOUT KITCHENER SOLDIER STATESMAN & SPHINX COUKT H put t with IMtfir ’ upwt me am' Hw in I t much I fpeli 4njt:” fiflpl ” ' CHARLOTTE BRONTE t an in municipal GUNUGHT SAPS your Said the very knowing ...
... SITTING-ROOM and BEDROOM to Let; partly or unfurnished; bath; use of kitchen; attendance: quiet; might suit one or two ladies; Woodseats.—Write 8. Sheffield Telegraph. ...
... GARDENER wanted. Single-handed; active; ineligible; Kitchen garden, greenhou**; help given; cottage found; permanent —Apply Agent. Place, Hell: Isold. Yorkshire. \TTANTED, Boy. under military age. help in gentleman garden and stable*; board and lodgings ...