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... When Lord Kitchener, General MazareD, General Pirdwood. General Godley i climbed the heights of Anzao view tho [Turkish lines one of the asked who I they were? I “Oh, that’s Billy and three other * said his mate! A little later, when Lord Kitchener addressed ...
... afternoon vendors of the were. mobbed, b crowds anxious to secure copies containin the carly news of the drowning of Lord Kitchener. Especially pressing was the demand in Lord- street, where the boys had the culty in responding to it. greatest diffi. ...
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... War Office no hope enterlaiMd Lord Kitchener having escaped. both buddings the flags have been placed htf-aast. The War Office atatee: With reference tho lo* cf H.MS. Hampshire the specul parly •eoompanving Lord Kitchener included:— Lieut-001. O. A. Fitxgerald ...
... SOME STORIES. AMUSING INCIDENTS IN KITCHENER’S CAREER. It woul d bea great mistake to regard Lord Kitcher ag a sort of Juggernaut, w a no care f or the comfort and health of his men. Jn one durin the South African ar & te in: the Royal Engineers re- ported ...
... CONSTERNATION LONDON. T'.e new 9 of Lord Kitchener's fate flew through the streets of London like wildfire, -and created utmost consternation. Fleet-street end Ludgate Hill anxiety learn the facts the disaster was great that newsboys were thrown down ...
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... Rtwidcnce, n.gu aird well retired: good, garden ami motor gatag ': exrclleat enlvrlaiuing-roo.Tis. bedroom:, groundfloor kitchen:. Ac.; modern lonvcmencex. earl, po?- >ca*ion: repi £6o.—Apply Hughes and Jones. -ud 2 Hamilton-square. Bitkenhead. 17497j6 ...
... T O LET, 51, Arthur Street, Penrith, containing 2 Reception Rooms, Morning Room, Kitchen, and well-equipped Domiatie Offices on Ground rloor ; 4 Bedrooms. Bathroom (h. a c.), W.C. Store Room, and Maids' Room. One of th e . most compact Rouses in the Town ...
... THE VOLUNTEER TRAINING CORPS. EXPLANATION BY LORD In the House of Lords on Tuesday, Earl Kitchener. replying to questions as to the employment of Volunteer Training Corps, after expressing the appreciation of the War Office of the gallant manner in which ...
... little indication of the tremendous impression which the Admiralty's terrible announcement made. Manchester people Lord Kitchener was more than the head of a great administrative department of the State. They recall with pride visit the city in March ...
... superficial square yards. On the ground floor there are three large entertaining-room& cloak-room. lavatory and also capital kitchen and domestic sonomenoJa. tion; on the trot floor there are seven bedrooms. bathroom. Ac.; and on the second floor two bedrooms ...