... toterests, nor did it ever shake hi* confidence in Lord Kitchener’s will-power and anility to meet the heavy demands he (Lord Frcnc.,) had t 6 make upon him. Personally, no preierreu keep Lord Kitchener in his mind os me great and glorious soldier which knew ...

... Earl of DERBY said Lord Kitchener was the best friend he ever bad. He had known for many years. the public Lord Kitchener was regarded as austere and stern. never knew a worse estimate of man’s character than that. Lord Kitchener was shy— mote shy than ...

... rose and said—Since the House last met the country and the empire have sustained an irreparable loss iu the death of Lord Kitchener, and I beg to give notice that tomorrow at the commencement business I shall move resolution which will give, I hope, expression ...

... PROPERTY FOR SALE OR WANTED WANTED FOR CLIENTS. SEVERAL LOTS OF GOOD PARLOUR AND KITCHEN HOUSE PROPERTY AND GROUND RENTS. R. J. M‘CONNELL & CO.. C 1052 37, ROYAL AVENUE, FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL DETACHED VILLA, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, RAVENHILL PARK. Contains ...

... security. But, speaking as a friend of a friend, he * ould say that the sea never exacted a heavier 101 l than when Lord Kitchener, coffined a British rava war, passed to the great beyond. (Cheers.) The House then adjourned. “AN IRREPARABLE LOSS. House ...

... FURNISHINGS, comprising:— DINING-ROOM, DRAWING-ROOM, HALL, STAIR, LANDINGS. BEDROOM APPOINTMENTS, MAHOGANY, WAL- NUT AND OAK; Kitchen Furniture and Miscellaneous Effects. JAS. MORTON & SONS, limited; Auctioneers and Valuers. 3514 Tel. 1,073. GORTGOWAN, MOVILLE ...

... GOOD JvITCHEN HOUSE PROPERTY. W. M. CARSON & CO., 3288 37, ROSEMARY STREET. T? 100.—Parlour House. Albert Street. Falls end, kitchen, scullery, and bedrooms: frround rent, M. Carson Co., 57. Kcoemary Street. T? 165.—jingle House, Gainsborough Drrre; parow ...

... 11 POSITION OF THE GERMANS. What Lord Kitchener Thought, Johannesburg. Tuesday •Speaking al Kiugcrsdorf tonight Sir Abe Bailey said—Before leaving England he asked Lord Kitchener bow things were going. Lord Kitchener replied that the Germans were now in ...

... Pictures, Old China, Out Glass, 0.8. and E.P. Ware, Grandfather Clock, Antique Oak Settee. 2 Fine Dinner Services, Tea Sets, Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils, Garden Scat and Tools, fcc., &c., TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION TO-MORROW, ON THE PREMISES, above ...

... the tribute • Lord Kitchener's brilliance as military comtender and as leader of men. and the per- > note in, the disclosure that when Lord French found he wag. likely to bo given the chief command in the field ho went Lord Kitchener. then unaware that ...

... . HALL, STAIRS, &c.—32 yds. 27in. Stair Carpet, 32 Oak Oval Rods and Eyes, Oak Hall Table, Pair Chairs and Mirror, Lino, Kitchen Table, and Sundries. would direct special attention to the above, the quality and design being tKo highest order. nRAY &' ...

... first cross-bench.. The Lord Chancellor read messages of sympathy -which he liad roccived in regard to the death of Lord Kitchener, and eloquent tributes to the memory of the late hield Marshal were made by the Marquis of Lansdbwne, Viscount rrench, and ...