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... other au:. • Kitchener was made • mem& • - • • Defence Committee tar Jul . :. • sear succeeding was errand h • , • 'Order ht. Patrick. He • • . troop, in Lyndon on the Coronation of His present George V. BACK TO EGVPI. In 1011 Lord Kitchener . Majesty's ...
... cold batn; sittingioom required. Box 84996, this Office. I’d T'LLESMEKE Avenue, near Park tram; Two Kmc Rooms, Unfurnished; kitchen, hath. Box E 7374, this Office. Furnished Bedroom, suit Two Business Girls; vicinity Harrington street; ss. weekly. E ...
... disenssing important military and financial questions. Renter'a Agency is informed that at the tiino of bin death . Lord Kitchener nan on way le Mewls, whither he waa going at the operial invitation of the Russian Emperor on an important mionlion, and ...
... those twn fundamental nunto nurut and They OW rked life. _ IN NEW YORK. t XL..W YORK. Tricso.T. i n 4 the death of Lord Kitchen.., torpriroat t calm the . prollebty be.lwe the -• . 0 ,1% bei.Jl e the ...
... AN APPRECIATION. ltlitary correspondent of TAP • .! Lord Kitchener ,— Take him for all hail uut upon his like • fie wa, all extraordinary figure. He ~1 over all his contemporaries in in • j.ItV as • ho did hi and, though he'etoud alone, his personality ...
... brick and t;lo and drain pipe luclory, and thus became one the largest employers of in that, part of county Kerrv. Young Kitchener had first a j rival? tutor to leach h m ; but. developing inlo habits, was sent take his place among the children the poor ...
... and it fine tachittietttral traditions. TLIE sTOCK MARKETS. Markcte. say, meta 6, in tone seoterd.v. Though the n.us of Kitchener's death checked buaines. in tLeaitcrnoon, the number of bargains I ,,ordedo. 2.720, as compared with 2.670 day. The principal ...
... 90. P. 1 7 him Marino 7 iI n. Pi,ci9o Pr . :. 2 : 5 r ..14:i.:. 1 N.Y. Ceutl. + ll Do. PTE4. -..1 1 N.Y. Ontario 2 2 LORD KITCHENER'S TRAGIC ...
... loneliness that trod the path of duty, but ho trod it, as they believed, with ...
... mid }A.laitd. a. the .uppl.ed by the Genesi.. Ca. mieatahle. Twu the men were transported etretchers. The Items of ll.orrl Kitchener's death etented a profound sensation among them. ...
... into life approached. and rushed savagely, hurling t|K-i.is nearest enemy. They were bayoneted or shut.” And again, when Kitchener's brigades had forced their way to the walls of Dmdurnian: “The Klialil.t brought his own black banner his stamuTiesl dm ...
... Abandonment. It. is understood that in cinisequerice of the great loss which the uatno tines surtained by death of Lord Kitchener the Wind. wir Meeting, Arranged for kriday mid Saturday nest, will, all probability, Ise tinned. Nothing was officially decided ...