... training of Derby recruits. Expressing sympathy with the boss who had failed s-vuro prizes, mentioned that the career of Kitchener, who was not. very successful Woolwich, indicated that success and worth tn life were ehara rather than learning. He believed ...

... ALIENS. HOME SECRETARY'S DEFENCE OF THE GOVERNMENT. The Speaker took the Chair at quarter to three o'clock yesterday. THE KITCHENER MONUMENT. ...

... gla#e -Apoly. tinting references and Recior, Rectory, Church Strctloo. WANTED, 'GARDENER, experienced in.ide end out, vinery, kitchen garden: capable bov k?pt; all modern ccnvenicnces —H. T Wharlceide. Otlcy. V\7ANTED. single-handed. out; vines, ©w.—o!4 ...

... from the King stating that His Majesty will gladly give directions carry into .effect the proposal honour the memory Lord Kitchener, 4 * who hits achieved much for tho country at this great crisis of its history. Mr. Asquith, statement regarding the method ...

... Bridge.—The amusements tax only applies to spectators at games, no*, participants them. 11. A., Castleford.—The laie Lord Kitchener received grant of .£50.000 for services rendered during the South Afriean War Thriftineas.—Miss E. C. Ord, 12, Buckingham ...

... •'•): 4. 6 . rtanls: Stafford, £23. servant*; Stafford. £-6. servants; Carlisle, £35. large r. £3i. servant#; war Derby 40. kitchen: Jj»smittrt«n. .t !0. s-rvauts; Nottingham, £2B, 4 maids; Dorchester. £4o. Agency. Derby. POl NTV XVI.UM. tcr. {.aor#-Wanted ...

... —Mw Y Jrfltriea ITTOX-I.E WE\R-T 0 ,;., or longer. a-tly sii-al'u HOUSE; garden, motor house. iwp. lion bed 'ooms etc.* kitchen*. acullery —Particulars M-s. Pri' on. Horse. Wi-to-.b-Wrar. .Thi-hi- c DEAN FOP FAT. Valley*—Bciut'ful Hoi'day Horn- ft. on'; ...