... Asquith yesterday addressed meeting of his Kant Fife constituents Lady bank. Hating paid moving tribute to the laic Lord Kitchen?;*, the right honourable gentleman said there was much in the mint ary sit nation inspire both .admiration and hope. to the ...

... of prayer in connection with the present national crisis. Special and touching reference was mud# the tragic death Lord Kitchener. RUMOURED COAL AND SHIPPING COMBINE. Lord Rhondda, the head tho Cambrian Collieries. seen in London yesterday evening the ...

... South African Branch of the Empire Parliamentary Aaso.nation sailed to-day for England. LORD KITCHENER. (Reuter’s Telegram.) Salonika, Tuesday. Lord Kitchener’s tragic duatli came great shook not merely the British force in the Balkans but to all our friends ...

... the level of the ground, •ndonteits entrance hall, 3 good reeeption rooms on ball level, bedr oom .. 2 etc. Tants rooms, kitchen. 2 pantries, it. Them is a good garden br front. • large fruit and dower garden at rear, trod also a vegetable garden Paddock ...

... iolloning telegram lias, been received the War the Otfieer O m-Chief in Cairo, June loth.— A Memorial Service for l>*rd Kitchener w.ii held at six o’clock this afternoon in the Ka«relnil llairack*. Cairo, and attended tho Jiigh stoner, Prince i'uad, ...

... LIFE OF LORD,BITCHENFIL we are authorised to state that the family of Lord Kitchener have under comaderation the pubhration of his life, the writing .4 of necessity take time. .Ouly the entrarted with'the work sill have 11CGPSY to Kitrhener's private ...

... every modern v convenience, beautifully situated; golf.—Apnly Cedar Villa. C 770 WELL- FURNISHED House sitting. bed rooms, kitchen, ffe.'. between Donaghadce and Millisle. to Let for July.—C677. ...

... inquirtrd into tho deaths • Hawkeswood and her four chiidmi. 1' hours nad mi&sed tne woman and -Iv >■’••• forced open tho. kitchen door. t* house full g*s and the five occupant screw from tno gas meter va- nu- ’ Hawkeswood’s sister said the was very mis- ...

... ESCAPXB FROM DRATR. , Lord Kitchener had had many exciting escapes from death during his marvellous military eareer. Re ems wounded four or Ave times in battle, was twice shot at by Bedouins, and once had • narrow squeak from being hanged as a After the ...

... BI7ILDERB' PROVIDEBS. TIMBER, SLATE, IRON, AND FIRE CLAY GOODS SANITARY AID AID WARW. Estimates given For Fitting up Pumps, • for Kitchen Ranges, - • Ray Cattle Sheds Heating, - Bain Stoves, Sanitary GMee, Work, Kleotrio Belle, and Ironwork. - ' and Acetylene ...

... 111111411 t An incident illustrating the kindly and humane sidu of We late lewd Kitchener was un Monday. The aged mother of a corporal of the Royal grief' Rides lay dying and repeatedly asked for bier um Willie, who was serving is Frwuoe. ThA family was ...

... discharging the duties that po,t N., one knowe, no one tan know. an ^. los with what ceaseless aud boundless v °lion Lord Kitchener served his r•,. lirt - the fitst day of the war to the oi Ls death lAith the rare exception of tile when one or other of ...