... Endeliffe.— Y 87, Sheffield Telegraph. TADY Wishes Let two or three UNFURNISHED J ROOMS; pleasant house and district; use bath, kitchen; no attendance; 10s. to 12s.—WTite D 86, Sheffield Telegraph. near cars and station. Fnrnished, Xv-L large BED-SITTING-ROOM; ...

... other free. Built concrete. hollbW walls, rough-cact. overhanging roof, felled and tiled. Each house contains sitting-room, kitchen, scullery (with bath), three bedrooms: outside w.c. and coal place, and small garden. Ground rent £5 per pair. Mater and gas ...

... if they were making munitions. The infantile mortality was terrible. It was time they changed some of the things in their kitchens, and adopt methods in the house whieh would abolish dirt and flies, and make for cleaner and happier homos and brighter children ...

... Mr. Wardle rightly! claimed, have Instinct lor recognising I lie worth a man. They did not always them agree with Lord Kitchener’s policy in every detail, but they honoured him none the as “an absolute!? straight man.” Sir Ivor Herbert’s reminiscences ...

... the death of Lord Kitchener, i he Hampshire was in the Battle of Hprn Reef ; the Germans find themselves unable believe that she returned and took Lord Kitchener on board ; they suggest, accordinSly» that the Hampshire and Lord Kitchener were lost in the ...

... obedience to the restrictions. THE MAN WHO NEVER CHAFED. KITCHENER TWELVE YEARS SUBALTERN. Awaited the Hour PREMIER’S TRIBUTE TO GREAT SOLDIER. Lofty tributes to the life and work of Lord Kitchener were yesterday paid in the House of Commons. Mr. Asquith ...

... many personal relations with Lord Kitchener ; indeed, I have only seen him three or four times, but two of the occasions on which I saw him were memorable, and I shall not forget them as long as I live. Lord Kitchener on two occasions met the representatives ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS & KITCHENER. ...

... explained his business. The female defendant showed him the dog, which was lying on a shelf in cupboard by the fireplace in the kitchen. The dog, which was very old and quite blind, was nothing but a living skeleton. The hip joints were almost through the skin ...

... not guilty, and he was discharged. LORD KITCHENER’S LAST SPEECH. The Prime Mifiister will be asked in the House of Commons to-day, whether, without detriment to the public service, the speech which Lord Kitchener delivered to the Members of the House of ...

... filial and victory. Sir Ivor Herbert said lie could not allow • the motion pass without a word. had had the honour Lord Kitchener’s acquaintance for over years and he had in that House times criticised the administration tiie department over which presided ...

... Kitchener’s Instinct Mr BONAR LAW (Secretary of the Colonies): I desire in a very few words to second the resolution which has just been moved in terms eloquent and tourhinq the Prime Minister. Lord Kitchener filled a best place in the minds, not only ...