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... LATE LORD KITCHENER. The SPEAKER took the chair the House Commons at 2.45 'p.m. yesterday. Mr. TENNANT, answering Mr. Gionell (N. Westmeath. said all tho women arrested in connection with tho Irish insurrection had been released except five, against whom ...
... LORD KITCHENER’S APPEAL —♦ ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT FOR SALE. There is now on view at the Gift 48, Pall Mall, London, original letter which Lord Kitchener wrote when appealed for 300,000 recruits for the now armies, and it is for sale on behalf of the British ...
... WARM TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. Mr. Asquith addressed a meeting electors East Fife at Ladybank ye»tef ...
... NATION’S MEMORIAL LORD KITCHENER. MR. ASQUITH’S RROI'USAL. TO-DAY’S RESOI IS THE COMMONS. The following is the text A lion proposed the Minister in the House U to-day : “That this House will i ; rr . resolve itself into commiitve siJer humble Address ...
... Aberystwyth, gained first-claas honova Jaw. WELSH NEWS- LORD KITCHENER’S SENSE OF DUTY. 4 A STORY BY THE EARL OF POWIS The Earl of Powis, a close personal friend of the late Lord Kitchener, with whom the great soldier often stayed Powis Castle, joined ...
... existed beiween Lord Kitchener and mytclf. trust that may prevent the House from thinking I cm imprudent if 1 few words on this subject. no* speak of Kitchener fi*-!d marshal or of Lord Kitchener the administrator. I speak only of Kitchener— K *’ as called ...
... ANOTHER “K.” STORY. Mr. C. H. Hudson recalls the following good story tho lato l ord Kitchener told by Sir Andrew Fraser in bis book, Among Indian Rajahs and Ryots. The occasion wae dinner given in honour of the Araocr of Afghanistan, at Calcutto, by ...
... entertaining-rooms. 6 bedroom#, bathroom, ground-floor kitchens; garden#. BLEA3E AND SONS, 8, FENWICK STREET. 17874121 CfiFTON PARK.—Arundel-avcnoe; entertaining, 6 0 bed rooms, bathroom, Ac.; kitchen ground floor; real low.—J. and Ca*tleat.s79omaf bright ...
... vitality. There is no Lord Morley ready at hand “do” Lord Kitchener, and it will be rather difficult to find anyone who combines all the qualities required. few people knew the whole Kitchener; his life was so much a series of water-tight compartments ...
... corated throughout, containing rerepMon-rooms, /\XTON.—9. Arnsidn-road; a entertaining-rooms, g.L large kitchen, scullery, and washhouse, vl kitchens, bathroom, ac., rent a-ea lavatory and bathroom; large garden and coap*r annum. rervatory; near car and ...
... batblooms, g.f. kitchen*. «c.; good garden*; rent per annum. OX TON.—I 3, C«arn*-road; 3 lag-room*. 7 b.uioom*. billiard-room, g.f kitchens. Ac.; electric light; rent £76 per annum. /\XTON.—27, 3 entertaining-rooms, \J 6 bedrooms, gt- kitchens; nice garden; ...
... Macnamara, and Mr. Forster. TRIBUTES TO KITCHENER. LORD DERBY AND HIS FRIEND. INTERESTING SPEECH BY LORD FRENCH. COMMONS AND INSTANCE From Our Parliamentary Correrprndenl. LONDON, Tuesday Night. far all the tributes to Kitchener have been somewhat stilted, and ...