... said Lord Kitchener was one the very few men who foresaw that the war would a prolonged one. 1914, early the war, there were three thousand widows, and the sneaker estimated that the ultimate total might reach thirty thousand. Then Lord Kitchener sent him ...

... THE LA MOMENTS OF LORD KITCHENER SEEN TALKING TO HIS OFFICERS. A correspondent of the “ Daily Chronicle” at 4 cer- tain English port gives some further details of the sink- ing of H.M.S. Hampshire, which he has obtained from one of the survivors, Lea ...

... Furnished UOt'SK Harrogate: eatsr convenience: open south view; moderate terms.—L66,Tho Yorkshire Post. Leeds. ILK LEY. 2 rooms, kitchen. 3 bedicome. attic, baib. *£ —B, Road. TO iICT. iron neighbourhood. 2 Furnished Bedrooms and Sitting-room, Guest?,. permanency ...

... SMALL Furnished HOt'AE. Hyde LE-d.«. July Aug.; t-Tins moderate.—3ll47. Leeds. c SHIPLEY. -Convenient I/.t, groundfloor kitchen, bath-room. near moor®.—Apply by letter. VV. K. C.. 13. ,M cor head Avenue, tibfpley- LET, AW INITH Wa hTaLL. rubbed; ore ...

... formidable enemy. To tho Territorials Lord Kitchener was always good friend, and by his death the forco had lost its greatest friond and main support. Lord asked that record put on minutes doploring death Lord Kitchener and his staff. Lord Scarbrough said was ...

... Croaeley, M. Kershaw, F. Whiteley, T. Medley, J. Eedgard. and T. Mason 8.C.); W. Brown. W. Duce, H. Spink, P. Haigh, and W. Kitchen (Batlfv C. and 8.C.); A. Lockwood (Dewsbury O-V G. W Ellis, B. Eodgers, and J. Carter (Dewsbury Fart); Shaw and W. wit hen ...

... HOUSE, Hyde Park. Leeda. July. Aug.; Mams moderate■■—Ml47,_Tho_V orkshire Pout._L©«te. .—Convenient HOUSE to Let, groundfloor kitchen, Wtob, bedrooms; now moors.—Apply letter. W. K. C.. 13. Avenue, LONELY' Lady to m.Ht «MUi«rJ Bee with her- moderate terms ...

... design.—Pai w views Mr. He . Glad- NE of the most convenient sem! sous in O Armley for sale, containing room, drat room and kitchen ca gro! — and keeping cellars.—Apply 3. Edinburgh” Grove, Armley. Clarendon convenientlysituated Thro Houses ; net £35 7s ...

... General .Manager and Lady Superintendent, engage and have charge the servants in the domestic department, and ha»e control the kitchen. She must eomoetent. •■o give out stores, keep the necessary account books, and to responsible lor discipline in hot departments ...

... t by that time. All-judging Jove. . . The reports in the London morning paper* to-day.of Mr. Asquith’s eloquent tribute Kitchener .are curiously, at variance the quotation with which he closed speech—“ Those pure eyes and perfect witness all-judging Jove ...

... House of Commons this afternoon. The Speaker had retired, and the House went into Committee on the proposed memorial to Lord Kitchener. The terms of the motion ought to have been in the hands of Mr. WKitley, the Chairman of Committee, but through an oversight ...

... Yorkshire Poet, Leeds. « MfiX BEEVES requires lor Institution* and Collri - ,**. Housemaid-. Parlourmaids. Diniux-liall Maids, Kitchen Matron.—Atycy. Derby .o ANTED immediately, HOOSLM AI family.—Apply Mrs. SprouHe, Mirfield. WANTED, for about the m-die JulyMra ...