... Somerset.-To Let, Furnished, modern Residence; high. Withy, facing .sea; 12 bed rooms, three reception rooms, two bath rooms, kitchen, and omces; good stib.ing, coach-house, harness room, bed rooms, motor-honse; all lighted with acetylene gas; two acre* orchard ...

... be occupied by Germans. The disturbances were due to intense feeling occasioned by the los«» H.M.S. Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener .n l>oard, which some quarters has attributed the agency of aliens in this country. In Chapel Street, Islington, several ...

... extensive V.' views).—Charming detached Residence; three reception, six bed rooms, oath; stabling; beautiful grounds, productive kitchen garden; entrance lodge £lBO per annum; immediate poaseesion.—Edward*. 158, Edmund St. EDGBASTON (Somerset Rd.).—Commodious ...

... pressure probably did more bring the Hellenic Government to a reasonable frame of mind than even the persuasiveness of Lord Kitchener and M. Denys Cochin ; and may reasonably hop© that it will again be effective. WAK SAVINGS CERTIFICATES. ...

... of the Austrian dug-outs, which contained furniture, pianos, and gramophones, with protores and caricatures on the walls. Kitchens, such as one only expects ...

... recognised by scientific societies home enemy aliens this country, and that Lord abroad, and held many important appointments Kitchener met Bids death through foul play. There Despite the exacting nature his scientific worl was some evidence in the observations ...

... 30 years, and the w;ar’s evolution proved that the hilt. had not been influenced Mr. Asquith or .Mr. Bonar Law, but fjord Kitchener. Mr. Tom Mann supported the resolution. H® agreed they must win Che war, but conscription waj necessary. ■Mr. Ben Tillott ...

... Non-Combatant Corps now in France, the journey having been titrn the result of buggostion made just before - departure by Lord Kitchener during tie on the problem of the conscientious ♦bjertor with Free Church ministers. interview with London News Agency repmncuuive ...

... well-In House, detached. JL-i superior and convenient situation: four bed room* (one floor), study, telephone, tennis lawn, kitchen garden- garage available. Three guinea* weekly for quick let.—Matthews, 17, Sewbell St. T7K)UR Oaks; five bed rooms, bath ...

... has sent a telegram Mr. deploring the loss sustained bv Great Britain, and declaring that the work accomplished by Lord Kitchener w_nld always remain in the memory of all Belgians. ALLIED EMBARGO ON GREEK TRADE. COASTAL SHIPPING NOT AFFECTED. FLOUR SEIZED ...

... fulfil the other conditions the mortgage. (2) No. THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. I’o the Ed.-to* the Dailt Post. Sir,—The heart England, or rather Britain, still aches when she thinks of Jx>rd Kitchener. His memory will be green for many long year, and his tragic ...

... Queen Alexandra, both of whom had promised to be present, felt unable attend because the nation’s loss in the death of Lord Kitchener, their 'Majesties sent their most cordial wishes, which were communicated to the audience before the curtain rose. the time ...