... held on Monday afternoon—Provoet M'See presiding. There were also present—Bailie Messrs G. D. Sutherland, Geo. Flett, J. Kitchen, Geo. Milne, and W. Smith. DEATH OF LORD The Provost, before beginning the business of the meeting, expressed their gratification ...

... •••• Lord Roberts, like Lord Kitchener, gill ever live in the memory of the British public, but what we are likely to forget is the sacrifice made by gallant men of the town in this great war. Many of them have already laid down their lives on land and ...

... friend, I can say that the sea never exacted • heavier toll than wiles Lord Kitchener, alined in a British man-o'-war, passed to the Brest Beyond.—Lord Derbft buts to Lord Kitchener at the opening maim of the House of Lords en 'Tuesday. Printed sad Published ...

... the mantelpiece in Lord Kitchener's room stood the only three articles which he brought with him to the War Office. They were characteristic& small bust of Napoleon, and two tiny pieces of rare old Chinese porcelain. Lord Kitchener admired Napoleon, and ...

... inhabitants of Buckle, Wise, and surrounding district that they ►ohl • Splendid Stock of DRAWING-ROOM, DINING-ROOM, BED-ROOM, and KITCHEN FDRNITORB. N. B. still continue to Manufacture Bedding Superior Quality. this Department being aseortments of MADE-UP MATTRESSES ...