... critic of War Offico administration, added his appreciation Lord Kitchener personally, and after Sir George Reid. formerly High Commissioner of Australia, had referred to Lord Kitchener's work for the Commonwealth. and stated that tho exploits his peaceful ...

... invest; to take contro: of flow ing moter business; hire, 5524, Evefiing Post, Leeds. = \{ODERN House wanted, . room and kitchen ground floor, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, ani garden within 1d. car Leeds preferred. —Address 8491, Evening Post. Le 24 ANTED for ...

... that monument erected the public charge to the memory the late Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener, recalled that when the House adjourned for the Whitsuntide recess, Lord Kitchener hail just received a siroii and unexampled expression of its confidence. and the ...

... said Robert, had been honoured and resentment the German nation. Many Italian sro represented iu tho exhibition. Had Lord Kitchener still been alive, would doubtless have beeu present to-day's meeting the Council of the Royal Patriotic Fund Corporation ...

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... —Comf, Apartments ny, sea; ood cooking aud ttend.—Mre, Dinsdale Ivydeae, Rhiw Ban k Ew tet July” and August. Bony grooms. kitchen, lery, 3. 3, James Firth, Wee ow, Keswic AMPING.—Ladies or Goute— A ek spent at the = Cc lars. Holiday Camp, Keswick, will ...

... full the greatest difficulty. When he took his new duties at tho War Office, Lord Kitchener and himself in entire accord what the objects to be aimed at. Lotxl Kitchener wanted to make voluntary service a complete success could done. Lord Derby stood for ...

... granted him leaving certificate. TRIBUTES TO KITCHENER. MR. ASQUITH'S !(ENR ELOQUENCE SUGAR, COCOA, AND MOTOR TAXE\ (FROM OIR PARLIAMENTARY Westminster, Wednesday X'i-J, The Prime Minister'.- line |. Kitchener greatly impressed tli.» (~„ Dions to-day. Mr ...

... LAST In more than one yuarier a desire has been preesed thet the which Lord Kitchener made to members af the House of Commons in private con. ference, two days before his for Russia, should be published. ‘Tero were, it is understood, passages which could ...

... and room.-, kitchen, scullery, pauiry. lobby. b-droom?. batb-rooro. .i iitic;, with large garden; rent £5O jicr annum.—App>y Kitchen •ud H-'ii. 3, Wormald Row. beds. LET once, cotiut-ry. 11 miles from Leeds. HOLM-: J. 2 aittlng-rooms. kitchen. 4 bata-tcs»m ...

... Cordon, C'.li, D.S.Q, , . 1 juts succeeded Col. I'. Sub the K ~J ChajK-Itown Barra' tin ?ports were owing the death Lord Kitchener; Mrs. . who distributed the prizes, and the Lord Mayor >,i lZ, ' (Mr. Charles Both the entertained in reserved eneloaure ...

... before the Tribunal. The Chairman: That granted. THE PREMIER'S EULOGY LORD KITCHENER. INTERESTING TRIBUTES IN THE COMMONS. Strikins tributes were paid the memory of Lord Kitchener in the House Commons yesterday the Prime Minister, Mr. Bonar Law, Mr. Wardle ...