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... surpris• r CASTE HI The KITCHEN. ' I I. am a lady cook. There is caste in. the COMM L.tchen, you me, and we lady cooks eadh have six cooks under on in the six camp kitchens. At least we are supposed to have six girls, and we are not sap. posed to do the ...
... COALS. W. H. LEE & CO. CHIEF OFFICE: 12. PANCEAS-ROAD, ff.W. Special Bright House. 33/-. Special Large Kitchen. 31/-. Special Nuts for Kitcheners and Bakers, SIK Best Ooke 1/11 per sack. Tele.; North 3. 994. ...
... They Want More. Many of the M.P.s who met Lord Kitchener at his at home think that other Ministers might adopt a similar plan for giving and correcting information. ...
... cannot ing to get rid of him. Fortunately be measured in words for the services they failed, just as Wednesday night’s Lord Kitchener has rendered since attack failed, and those who accepted the beginning of the war. the invitation of Lord Ktchener and _ ...
... without undue modd'utY• I didn't know it. and no doubt if the servants had all left suddenly and I Bad had to go into the kitchen and prepare the dinner. I should have cried out in. despair and given op the task befor• I undertook it. But when the war ...
... Attitude.—Prince of Wales's Fund. —Trench Holidays for M.P.5..-A Word About Herr Bailin. - Mr. Asquith's Indispensables. The Kitchener Myth.—Our London Prussians. hl ot It POLITICAL CORRESPONDENTS. . news, with the his mishandling of the Welsh coal strike ...
... In the Dark. THE meeting between Lord Kitchener and two hundred members of Parliament may be said to have been another secret session. As such it will give rise to a prodigal crop of rumours, and as such it will be unpopular with the British people, who ...
... a prominent feature at the future coming general election. The amusing politica: and newspaper attempts to maintain the Kitchener myth have aroused cynical smiles in tho War Office, where it, was long ago discovered that nothing would induce the War Secretary ...
... an enormous amount of good can come from secret political conclaves, we are hound to express our satisfaction that Lord Kitchener has set a good example to Lis colleagues by taking the members of the House of Commons into his confidence in regard to the ...
... challenged Mr. Asquith deny it—a charge which goes to the whole root of the Cabinet attitude towards Lord Kitchener. Sir Arthur said that when Lord Kitchener went to. Greece the Cabinet endeavoured to get rid of him. At this statement there were interruptions ...
... the east coast She rises at six every morning and goes to bed weary and worn at 8.30. She wean khaki and an overall in the kitchen and a two-year-old costume in the street. and she rattles on about washing ,raddinf clothe and cleaning stoves and maittnit ...
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