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... ISALS PARLIAMENT & , KITCHENER. TOUCHING PERSONAL TRIBUTES. LORD FRENCH DISCLOSES RELATIONS WITH HIS CHIEF. By oar Parliamentary Correspondent ESTM STYX 1 u middy Night. On the House reassembling to-day the Prime Minister referred to Lord Kltchener's ...
... weekly, Plus allowance of 21e. week/ l en the Amsterdam newspaper Vaderland to three months at one station, • that Lord Kitchener met his death special war lacteal' of M. Per week , and on the Hampshire during the Horns Reef overtime at common-time rates ...
... to-day he would move a resolution which, he hoped, would give expression to their feelings in regard to the death of Lord Kitchener. In Committee of Supply a debatd took place on the administration of the Insurance Act. The Marquis of Lansdowne, Viscount ...
... up it and down it I did not see single boat or a single open house. There were people in the inns—the owners—living in the kitchens. They had seen nobody, they saw nobody, nobody came. Qu’estce que vono vonlez? la guerre.” No men, or very cld men. Just ...
... FRED KITCHEN’S REVUE “ALL SQUARE” WANTED Known, the original TWO LILLYS. and Assistant, the famous Franco-Itahan Star Equilibrists, Acrobatic Act. their beautiful scenery! “The Sun Land.” Vacant July 3, 24, Aug 21, 28. Wire for Monday next. Preferably ...
... the case of Lord Kitchener there was man—although he was to them largely unknown—in whom they had greater confidence or in whom they believed more firmly (cheers). Sir Ivor Herbert. - Sir Ivor Herbert said he had known Lord Kitchener for over thirty years ...
... MOTOR NOTES AND NEWS. THE accompanying photo graph, which was taken during Lord Kitchener's Empire Tour in 1910 and on the occasion of his Australian visit, will no doubt interest our readers. He is here seen entering a 25-h.p. Talbot car to return to ...
... saluted affably): 1 don't think I've met you, have I? AFFABLE One: ''Not socially as yet, but I used to do work in yer kitchens before I took to munitions ...
... T^be Memorial Service to Lord Kitchener, June 13, 1916. [Photo, by Newspaper I ¡lustrations.] A ROYAL TRIBUTE TO A GREAT SOLDIER : THE KING AND QUEEN ON THEIR WAY TO ST. PAUL'S. Oui illustration shows their Majesties the King and Queen driving to St. ...
... SOLDIER HEROES THE ROYAL DRIVE TO THE KITCHENER MEMORIAL SERVICE A nation more imaginative than ours, controlled by men of quicker wits, might have found a more impressive method of honouring the late Ear! Kitchener than was chosen by our authorities last ...
... ng would be no necessity for drugs or medicines, ( muscles simply transmit power derived from The Life of the Late Lord Kitchener because bisurated magnesia instantly neu - the nervous system, strong nerves and a big • ) And other special films. Tele ...
... planet. NOTES OF THE DAY. THE LORDS AND LORD KITCHENER. It is pleasant to turn from the discussions and bantering the House of Commons to the report the speeches in the House of Lords on the late Earl Kitchener. Lord French’s tribute from the military side ...