... Men and Matters. ““ A PLACE TO DIE IN.” Liout.-Colonel Oswald A. Fitzgerald, Lord Kitchener's personal military secretary, who perished with his chief, paid a visit shortly before his death to some friends in the Orkneys whose home commands a wonderful ...

... Vli7abcth Gledhill. the wife of a ~ , m lune. Botherham. died at tothei-han, Hospital Saturday. Ber husband aioat , Her h» kitchen and heard knocking on droom flour. On going upstairs a i,, w e bleeding very badly from in her throat, and there was Whined ...

... Bespoke turdars Tailoring Business at 13. Britannia St O Let or Sell.—Weodbine House, 427, Meanwood Road, ining, drawing room, kitchen (ground floor), bathroom, rates. fruit and vegetable garden, £55 ani ...

... his (j r . l- Lord Kitchener made that revised his original estimate the ' I-last for three years. People who '- UlC tho duration of the conflict 'V'' a general rule justly, regarded - ith* V siderable measure of suspicion. i Kitchener's forecast* about ...

... EITCHENER'S ‘‘ TWO TEARS.” “There is one story about Lord Kitchener I think I may tell” said Lord Desborough, at a memorial service at the Canadian Red Cross Hospital at Clivedeen. ‘‘ A high staff officer, who has now a command came to see him from the ...

... Sheffield Telegraph. Matlock bath.—to Lady’s furnished COTTAGE, on breezy hill, picturesque country; bedrooms, sitting-room, kitchen; gas stoves; modern sanitation: one month £7; three months £l4.—Write first 48. Critnicar lane. Sheffield. IV/|ODERN RESIDENCE ...

... grounds, near station. BROQMGROVE HD. No. 43; large dining and drawingrooms, kitchen, scullery, pantry, 6 bedrooms. NEWBOULD LANE, No. 2, corner of Glossop rrl; sitting-rooms, kitchen, pantry, bedrooms, bath, etc., 2 attics: good garden; sunny aspect.—Bright ...

... collections amounted to £6O 4s. 1 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, QUEEN'S ROAD.~ On Snndg cmnixfi, a service was held in memoriam Lord Kitchener. The End)er was the pastor, Rev. G. W. Crutchley. e outlying features in Lord Kitohener's life were brought forward in a ...

... Local Government Board, liar. Communicato with them. LORD KITCHENER: TRIBUTE FROM .SIR FREDERICK MILNKR. the Editor The Yorkshire Post. Sir,—From many notice*; I have read of the late Earl Kitchener think that people may likely to infer that with all hi* ...

... epoed. May your future efforts blessed with complete success. CVEORCxF,, R.T. LORD KITCHENER* AS A FRIEND. BOY'S IMPRESSIONS. Some interesting aspects of Lord Kitchener personal friend were given by Lord in an addrees the wounded soldiers st the Canadian ...

... Thornhill 8.C.); G. Clafton, H. Kirk, W. Ddte, W. Killinsley, J. Annitage, F. Hall, G. T. Briggs, J. I. Smith, F. Haigh, W. Kitchen (all Batley C. and B.CJ; W. Morris, T. Hictling, C. E. Beckett, C. Cunningham, S. Crossley, F. Whiteiey, T. J. Ledgard, A ...

... Chest, Pair of 4ft. Ash Toilets, Pictures, Ornamenta. Knife leaner, Base Rocker, Kitchen Fender ana Irons, 6 Dish Covers, 800 l Cupboard, Copper Uni, Kitchen T..ble, 5 Kitchen Chairs, Meat Sale Stand, F'ower Stand, Wringer and Washer, Pom Tub. Wadi T able ...