... BNGDTEERB. 2.—A IKK.N lI'II.Y AIL.’ W! r.SD AV..M 7. WEST’HARTLEPOOL TOWN council. MAYOR’S TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER, ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN AND MILITARY SERVICE. Committee’s Action Strongly Criticised. I .Ti 6. lOifi. Tli© Mayor (Aid C. Maefarlane). Chairman ...

... WAR SUMMARY. e ' n to the -world yesterday by the Heath of Earl' Kitchener, his crew of His Majesty's through that vessel having Rl' th© west the Orkney Islands, , 4 mine or a > torpedo. Lord XVaa being conveyed by her invitation of the Czar, and his ...

... Green, Siaff Captain Tecs and Hartlopools Garrison, “fating: “Tho garrison commander thinks that owing to the death of Lord Kitchener the SDorts arranged for Saturday should be postponed till tho 241 h .,, adds that it will necessary to postpone tho sports ...

... PENSHAW, now in the of the Working Men's and Institute, containing on t oor Ber, Smokeroom, B:!liard-room, Sitting-room, kitchen and Scullery, Beer Cellar; on the first floor 5 Roome and Bathroom. There are the Outoffices and and Extensive Garden Sanitary ...

... VTTS^VTON-BYj^A«—FURNISBKD COTTAGE LET for tomw tof,^ r ooms, witting room, kitchen, etc. —Applv Pat.eraon, Cottage. Riding house August; fwo ?ttting. five IVd and kitchen; garden; near Station. —Apply Turnbull. Belmont, Rid Mill. ROW. No. 9--TO LET ...

... CHARACTERISTIC.. In . character sketch of Lord Kitchener, '!Lather few years . AT, th ot e writer said . wielded by tats Egyptian ma, mad ZUN't 19lt as a pcnther, with the strong lower jaw that denotes determination and strength of character, the Birder ...

... notifies with reference to the An no un (Amen t of the lees of H.M.S. Hampshire, that the special party con- Meted of : Lord Kitchener. Liout.-Colonel 0. A. Fitsgerald, C.M.G., personal military secretar7. Brigadier-General W. Ulershaw. I Second Liout. R. ...

... Exchange Co. has received from Count Benckendorff. the Russian Ambassador in London, tho following message:— The loss of Lord Kitchener would hare felt in Russia 'Hider any circumstances as a grave misfortune, not only for Great Britain, but for all the Allies ...

... kiddies: we take care of them. nent ate I iH Mh I Mii It’s Dear Fire” fi Hi With coal so costly, it’s good to do without kitchen fires sometimes. Ons it can save the expense and the trouble of cooking by just opening a tin of Skippers 27 3. —the most ...

... Brittain, Q. Wiiii-m-forrr \’c»r»on or-Tcpa. Furr.if-hed HOUSE O Lot. and Aparrmonta; tor bods. Sit? j’f»- room. Backroom Kitchen. Oa* Ceckrr Garden and Fields.—\Vr;to T. , *Mai! Office -To let. Comfortable Fnrmalird OUSE fdotac)tc ...

... Roll Top Desk another 4ft.. m Maogany, Ook snd Walnut, 4 Overman , Oak Bureau and Bookease, Massive Sideboard Bed, Large Kitchen [rees, Chest Drawers with Bookcase 4 Bedroom quarter Mahogany Chest Drawers, 6 almost new Axminster and Velvet Pite €a ts ...

... THE CRAIN TRADE. s pas Bahia June Ilse I to-day at 3 as a wark of respect to the 0 , fief Kitchener. No basins.' has besot dose in' tun, attempted. Qanatiens may be regarded :tem Walls per sleazier afloat eters at Northern Manitoba June at fa. and ...