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... Lord Kitchener had repeatedly crossed the Channel. It wea not nlwiy known that be was going, but the feeblest system of espionage must have die. covered that he was cowing back. That was the opportunity for • display of German Again, Lord Kitchener visited ...
... of loan Kitchener might he. it was clear that he put things through.— Westminster Gazette. Hie name was a household word, in the mind of the people his peripmality was a legend like that of Alfred or of Cromwell, and though Lord Kitchener as he really ...
... THE LEINSTER REPORTER, 814TVILDAY, 17 JUNE, 1916 LORD KITCHENER. Coldwell's Shirts, Readymade or to Measure. Newest I Best Designs. ► Materials. LOWEST CASH PRICES. F.• G. Coldwell, 81, Grafton Street. DUBLIN. ...
... fined ss. There wers several came of road offences, is which fines of la to 2. wets Unposed. KITCHENER'S JOURNEY GERMANY DID KNOW OF IT BZFORCHAND. Lord Kitchener's intention to visit Russia was known in Gerniany. Evidence in support of this statement appears ...
... Kingd are tightiog side by side iu the common pursuit of juriticearid liberty. AtiQUITIL Lord Kitchener's Sister. Mrs Parker, sister of Lord Kitchener, hss been the recipient of ionutnerable letters and telegrams of sympathy in her petemal loss and ...
... name Kitchener had a talismanic effect upon their rounds when a tough military ioo had to be done, and the Brigish nation had won. derful confidence in his work inhind the scene as a sure factor for secur• ing the winiung of the war. Lord Kitchener had ...
... Drawers, Portmanteau, Umbrella Stand, Dressing Table, 3 Butter Bones, Clock, Frvn•gallon Oil Coo, ChM's, Tables, Pictures, Kitchen Utensils, Trsuk, etc., part Rick of Bay, sew Pulper, Pony bitublrer, Horse's Carl, Steel flay Rube, Wlreeinarrow, Feed lobs ...
... welcome there. Carry on dear ladies. And continuing to wnte of wither, lower my flag and pay trrOute to the memory of Lord Kitchener, our own war chief, whose, fate, just when things ere commencing to look fairly Might in the fighting zone, was so supremely ...
... tiestleniau'e Resideuce thereuu, which stood. on • pretty wooded laws, contains Room, Disiug Rusin, Spacious Hall, 7 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Dair), The Oat- Whoa*, of which there are several rouge*, cJinpris•Stablitig for 6 florae', two large new Lofts, liars, ...
... Private Molloy, eth lumslut. ling Fusiliers, the younger son Mr. Michael Molloy, et Wheelught Lane, lullamore. lie enlisted in Kitchener . * satiny at the age 10, and has esavod Hie Jae war to Franey. ju hospital at Bladipool suueruig from gas poisoning. Private ...