... KITCHENER MOXI’MENT. In the of Tomrcone reeterdaT. O, Back. ice-ChamberlaiD cf tha Hoatehold, presented meeaage tfce girg intimating that be e-onlo g'sdly g’ve direct or)* for the erection of a mon’iment the :»r* lajrd Kitthanar order honour moat diatmgutthad ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S WILL. BEQUESTS - TO OFFICERS ON HIS STAFF, ...

... Colonel H. E. C. Kitchener's first other ecas in seniority in tail male, with remainder Ids first or other daughters, with remainder Commander Henry Franklin Chevalier Kitchener, E.N., son of tiaUtor|* brother, Henry Elliott Chevalier Kitchener, with remainder ...

... tax* Servants’ Rooms, large Kitchen and Back Kitchen, Dairy, and other Domestic Convenience*. The GARDENS which are well laid out. include Vinery and Greenhouse, full-sized Tenni* Lawn, Croquet Lawn, large Kitchen'lßarden (partly walled), and well-shrubbed ...

... Press the country that they were not to mention Lord Kitchener’s departure for Russia. Ho was assured that the Bureau issued such instructions about Lord Kitchener, and did not even know that Lord Kitchener was leavieg the country. (Cheers.) The danger of ...

... I’REEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES. Nee 74 to 78. Lodge Road. Hockley. Noe. 75 and have three Bed Booms. Lumber Room, two Sitting Room*. Kitchen. Hall Entrance, with Pantry, Cellar, w.c.. and Aehee House. 74. 77. and 78 have one Bed Room extra, and No. 78 one Scullerv ...

... 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 ...

... APARTMENTS WANTED. WANTED or district, small Furnished House or Apartment*; two bedroom*, living room, an*! use of kitchen; two children, six and four.—Btato tana* to Box 065, Birmingham Gazette. Two Bedrooms and Bitting room, with ▼ v attendance, modem ...

... favourably the food and treatment generally. With regard German prisoners of war they were sent to France the instance of Lord Kitchener, aiid always imagined that the late Field-Marshal was largely actuated by the extreme reluctance prevailed in this country ...

... a military mistake, and ’was the cause of the needless loss of the lives of “our best and bravest.” “The last time I saw Kitchener,” he said, in the course of this statement, I strongly urged that tie Ypres salient abandoned. pointed out that it was being ...

... sanitation; one minute sea; August or longer.— .dd.-es*. X 74. Daily Post. A LOBSTER Lane; three bed, two sitting rooms, kitchens; nice garden. 325. (id week.—Chase, Waterloo St. BARMOUTH, North Wales Attractive, wcll-fumished House. July to October; ...

... Mr. Speaker had concurred, he proposed place ■mall metal plate in Committee Room No. 14, recording that that, room Lord Kitchener met members •f the House of Commons on June 2, and that June died at sea. (Hear, hear.) ...