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... LORD KITCHENER: Both Houses of Parliament have now paid tribute to the life and work of Lord Kitchener. Speeches of touching and stately eloquence enshrine our public records the qualities of man who had impressed himself upon the country and upon the ...
... THE KITCHENER MEMORIAL. The report of the resolution authorising expenditure memorial Lord Kitchener was formally agreed to without discussion. THE PETROL DUTY the rejtort of Budget resolutions Ways and Means, Mr. LOUGH (W. Islington. L). on the resolution ...
... THE KITCHENER BOWL. —♦— An incident happened at Christie’* which lifted bidding into the plane of honour. On the Thursday before Lord Kitchener sailed sent for his expert-friend, Mr. Frank Partridge, to have chat on Chinese porcelain. On parting. Lord ...
... jiiWS. NOTES, AND QUERIES. Bay, which incidentally fad the honour being the occasion of Kitchener’s entry into this world the year 1850, is John the Baptist’s pgy. Curiously enough, John the Baptist the only saint in the calendar festival is celebrated ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS. NOBLE KITCHENER TRIBUTES. BUDGET TAXES UNDER REVIEW. COCOA & PETROL CHANGES. The SPEAKER took the chair of the House Commons a quarter to three o’clock yesterday. Mr. KING (North Somerset, L) asked tho TJnder-Socrctary for War tho number ...
... -JLdyjfiiuruu j js OF COMMONS — of toa (U NOBLE KITCHENER TRIBUTES TRIBUTES IJUTT END KB Mr BONAR i 1- to tha UNDER REVIEW COCOA PETROL CHANGES about aa w ha of tb Bow cmartar to Mr (North L) mambar of ' to many if Job aad I of Mr rd I awl them by of ...
... remain silent. A great deal has happened since Lord Kitchener was attacked in the House of Commons Major-General Sir Ivor Herbert shortly l>efore the recess. The meeting between members and Lord Kitchener had very marked effect, and he and they, were told ...
... had many personal relations with Lord Kitchener. Indeed, 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 I live. Lord Kitchener two occasions mot the representatives ...
... Highfield’ South: semi- cetarbed; cnterlaining-rooms. 8 bedrooms, ground-floor kitchen*, and usual offices; cellars, larder, and wine cellar, outside washhouse: large kitchen garden, orcharu. tennis lawn. stables, coachhouse, and cottage; pleasantly sitnated; ...
... washhouse, kitchens. bedrooms; freehold.—W. E. and 00., J (TeL_4B76 Bank). NOCTORUM. Eetidenc®; 5Vi V-' *cre» land. The hoose. which is built red brick, conlaioe: U»U (with fircp:*. e:, cntertainiop-rooms, billiard room, gioucd-fioor kitchens and ofticcs; ...
... OXT N PLK\SANT; contains 3 entertain merooms, kitchen, scullery, pantry. 4c.; 7 bedrooms. dressing-room, bathroom, w.c.: electnc light.— Apply to BOULT. SON. AND MAPLES. &. COOK-STREET. LIVERPOOL. 18275mwl QrEF.NS DRr\T:. MOSSLEV HILL and Statiorii).— ...
... Residence, contaming entertainmg-rooms, groundfloor kitchen. 7 bedrooms, he.; freehold.— Apply Pau-rson wnd Thomaa, 16. Cook-«lrect. LiverpooL 7261 V BERCROMBY-SQUARE. Town Houae; 2 e-ntertaioing • rooms, kitchens, kf., on ground floor: 2 enter- Uimog-rooins ...