... present address to his Majesty praying that ne would give direction for a monument to be elected in memory the late Lord Kitchener, and assuring his Majecty that the House would make good the expense of the same, was agreed to in Committee. TAX ON FOREIGN ...

... the wife of a caglein of artillery. As Viscount Broome is unmarried, the second in euocession to the Kitchener Peerage lie bow Lieutenant Henry Kitchener, of the Royal Flying Corps. This rang K. of K.'. nephew, was engaged to be married last March, and ...

... Walnut Oft. Bedroom Suites, several Small-size do.; Duchesso Pairs and Glass-door Wardrobes: Hall Furniture; Beds, Bedding; Kitchen Furniture, Brass Fenders; Linoleums, Carpets; 24 Gent.'s Suit Lengths; four Brass Motor-car Lamps; Highclass Ostrich Feather ...

... for Sale, price £6 10s. 34. Belmont Road. Clll3 '|V AO.--Tho entire Furnishings of Cot-7 coutoining 1 reception. bed rooms, kitchen, scullery, elote range; beautifully situated. 10 minute-, from sea and station; immediate possession; moderate rent.-C1096 ...

... JOHN Fulton Co.. Ltd.. 24. Howard Street, Kelfast, require eclable Youth, with esperiepee, as assistant in boot department. KITCHEN-MAID, experience 1. required for Jlclel. seaside; string girl, wage?, us. Miss Crosier. Arthur Place. cii ...

... VALUABLE HOUSE PROPKRTY FOR BALE. I HAVE received Instructions Sell by Private Treaty, Six Superior Kitchen Honsea In good letting district In Ballymena Rents £46 16a Od, lees Ground Beat and Taxes ; Profit Rent Os 6d. No vacancies for past 3 years. be ...

... EA PI DE HOUSE, In elm orrefte., al n - 7 Tultaghon. Co. Leitnen II toile I rompnciag drawing. arid dooming r0,r1.1, a *ad kitchen. mulleneo. both lb. gad e 1, C 0.. tlettiric hallo garden nothouuros. Let for acaeon or Iongor,—LLIRMIT and RA.IIAGT, Botool ...

... confident that their names will long honoured and their example cherished in the congregations which they belonged. Ic Lord Kitchener the Conference recognised great gift of God the British Empire and the world. It thankful for the unique which he rendered ...

... To settled peace and to.t, . . . . . . . I With bea4; - and hands the best. To reconstruct where ruin mars the view. Oh, Kitchener, your name is written large, And deeply graven in the rock', broad face, And though you're now beneath an ocean's surge You're ...

... the likelihood of his being appointed to command the Expeditionary Force he went to Lord Kitchener and urged him to arrange w:th the Prime Minister that Lord Kitchener :should hare the post, with Vircount Fieceli as his Chief of Staff. Lord by, also from ...

... them. I deny it the above are the sole alternatives. SPRING, 1916. Moran Brothers,' NEW ROSS. RAVE RECEIVED THEIR 'ANNUAL Kitchen, Garden sad Plower dub Fresh :and Good. Careinl6 and nut with Confidence be rawewaesded. comprising lest. I Brae=ll„ leagues ...

... same subject, asked whether if the whole of the speech could not be published, such parts of it would be would tend justify Kitchener’sadministir.tion of the War Office ASQUITH replied that he had not yet had an opportunity of reading the speech, but would ...