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... Chevalier Kitchener in tail male, ; of the said Henry Chevalier Kitche mainder to the second, third, fourth, or any ot seniority in tail male, with remainder for th Henry Hamilton Kitchener, son of his brother, Sir Frederick Walter Kitchener, with remaind ...

... Bureau the Press of the country that they were not to Lord Kitchener’s departure for Russia. assured that the Press Bureau issued no such tions about Lord Kitchener, and did not ev that Lord Kitchener was leavizg the country. | The danger of espionage would ...

... this great crisia -.« —j v-*t Mr. Gilbert asked the Fir*t whether b*s proposed to oonmemorete in may way the fact the Lord Kitchener addressing Friday, June 2, Committee Boom No. 14, a meeting member* the House. Mr. Harcourt thanked the bon. member for the ...

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... 19% SBREADS a ALSO ODD PAIES OF THAN NUFACTURERS’ | ‘D t Yard. USUAL PR. 45 Dox. CHEOK GLASS and TEA van 87 Dos, TY. TEA, & KITCHEN 3/11 . Unies | 40 Dos. Very doit” S/11% ¢ Yard. EACHED Price Ba Yard 5/6 an 5/1: Yar: CURTAINS AND CASEMENT CLOT: Yar WHITE ...

... informaticn of the movements of Lord K dealt might have been known in Germany through tions issued by the Press Bureau, befo Kitchener left London. mation was a Mr. Samuel (Home Secretary), in reply eai to lay beginning of the war there were 75,000 Germ ellion ...

... TOWN’S CHANGE NAME. Ottawa, Thursday. The electors qf Berlin (Ontario) have voted favour cf changing the name of the town to Kitchener.— Reuter. ...

... of those preset Henry | of £1,500 be obtained to-morrow. tealing | other Mr. Louis Duveen has offered 2,500gs. f 16° pro- Kitchéner’s leiter appealing for 300,000 men. in the day Mr. George Speer Brown had bid The committee of the Birmingham Royal ...