... field-marshal, or the great administrator, but he was going to speak of Kitchener,” as they called him. Kitchener was the beet friend (Lord Derby) had ever had. had known Lord Kitchener for many yean. Their acquaintance ripened in South Africa, and during ...

... Resumes: Asquith and Kitchener. A.P.Ji.” writes in the Daily When Parliament resumes to-day after the brief Whitsuntide recess the Prime Minister will give notice that to-morrow he will make the motion regrot for death of lord Kitchener. Mr. Aaqnith will ...

... PIANOFORTE, by Broad wood and Sons; OIL PAINTINGS and Water-colour Drawings, quantity of Books, Kitchen Furniture. Culinary Utensils. “Baby Daisy” Vacuum Cleaner. Kitchen Dresser. Dinner and Tea Ware, two Lawn Mowers, Garden Roller, Garden Frame. Lady’s Bicycle ...

... say, and I bold him. I also said 'that the Germans were very surprised at Lord Kitchener’s afmy. They never expected that England could raise an army such as Lord Kitchener has done, and the Germans wore very nervous about it. Tbe captain did not know ...

... Hall, Birming. ham. las* evening, in connection with Sunday School anniversary. Dr. Taske> Stephen Graham's story of Lorn Kitchener gravely returning the a child in crowded London thoroughfare, and this act furnished a lesson which the Church well the nation ...

... interned, and the Friends, acting the principle that it would the country further loss, supported the demand. The death of Ixwd Kitchener and the loss of e Hamnshirc had brought tixe matter a crisis, sod feeling ran very high. * Accident the Chiee Constable or ...

... TABLE/ Fenders, Curts. Coal ,Box«. Linoleams, Stair Carpeting, Gasfiitincs, large Oil Heating Store, Blinos. Cornices, Lc.. Kitchen Reqnleita, two Lawn-moweia, and Miscellaneous Items. , . Aucti-mcera’ Office-. 30. Waterloo Street. Birmangham. and King's ...

... aircraft. Walsall Town Council yesterday adopted a resolution placing record their deep regret the untimely death of I/3rd Kitchener, their gratitude for the example which 'has life afforded wise foresight, sound judgment, and unswerving devotion to duty ...

... labour of cleaning, that helping solve the servant problem. Obviously would pay in many cases take ont old-pattern wasteful Kitchen Ranges and instal the Inter-Oven,'* end of this and other coal-saving inventions should once obtained from Co L ! Parker, ...

... request of tho memorial to Mr. Asquith for a more uniform and considerate policy towards these unfortunate citizens. Lord Kitchener realised that there was such a need; and many people who at first derided the principles of the conscientious objectors have ...

... —Stevens ana Champion, Temple Row. EEC —Well-famished House, detachejj lour bed rooms tone floon; telephone; tennis lawn, kitchen garage available. Throe guineas.—Matthews and Co- 17. St. EVESHAM.— Well-tarnished House Lei for two months more; near station ...

... VUSW OP GERMANY'S Monday. BpeftkaDf at to-night, Sir Abe Bailey Hid: before 1 left England I asked Lord Kitchener how things were going. Lord Kitchener sspUed, Well, the Germans are now in mesh more position than people think, especially in the fane nor ...