... always seen eye to ey© with Lord Kitchener, but their difference® in no way interfered with national interests. nor did it shake his confidence Lord Kitchener. He received invaluable counsel and support from Lord Kitchener in the South African war, and realised ...

... wane lc> their Lord Kitchener, & n*val officer appeared. The latter called out, Make way la* Lord KitchoUßr,” aod feclh won! to the ix’-iarterdeek, end subs.qarftslf (oar mililaty cfflcsrs were there. The captain sailed tor Lord Kitchener come fore bridge ...

... and ImproTtt to Dtraa makirp. Apply, ImnudiaMy, ■laling trrm., to Box 19. JotunuU. 19 8 WANTED, at onaa. One Two Boom and Kitchen In or Natln, Os. Donegal. Stale Apply Bos A.,” Derry Journal, !• CO MAKERS.—Ladlee' Ooalmakan, with Drat elan experience. ...

... Bedstead, large Mahogany Wardrobe (glass panel), Duchess Dressing Table and Marble-top (in mahogany), Gas Cooker and Gas Fires, Kitchen Requisites, Clothes Mangle, Ac., Ac. Terms as usual. T. A. BOND A I.) A 00., X Auctioneers. FLORENCE [O’SULLIVAN, Auctioneer ...

... is beautifully litaaied on the aborts of Loogh Foyle, and ocntains Three Reception- Rooms, Fire Bedrooms, Servants’ Booms, Kitchen, Pantries, Ac. Offioe-hoaica tnolads Stable, Cow-houßo, and Gcaoh or Motor 0«r house. There is also a Gate Lodge and Boat ...

... numlier of patrons . Addressing the Grand .l y , at • Crown Sessions Friday, I'' Judge Cooke paid a graceful tri Lord Kitchener, and sympathet - once in regard to the ever-lengthm - of casualties in county Donegal. Private D. Galiagh-r. Uo.vnl lush ...