... the purposes of th© war. (Hear, hear.) Lord Kitchener Memorial. Sir E. CORNWALL asked the Prim© Minister wbethW the Government in deciding upon the best and most appropriate national memorial to Lord Kitchener would consider the desirability of establishing ...

... not. FACSIMILE OP LORD KITCHENER'S LETTER. We have jugt received facsimile copies Lord Kitchener’s famous letter, datea May, 1915, calling for 300,000 men. The original was purchased for .£6,000, to devoted to the Lord Kitchener Memorial Fund and the Red ...

... thought it was more the procedure of the War Office, and that Lord Kitchener did pot trouble himself much about.it. Ho had often talked with Lord Kitchener about it, and Lord Kitchener’s desire was to get the men, and not to trouble about the details. ...

... the world had never seen and. they all hoped, would never see again. They knew how huge, how herculean, this work of Lord Kitchener’s was, and they knew, too, with what marvellous and matchless success discharged it to the end. He would long live in tho ...

... The £6,000 Hithem Letter. 'The famous letter of Lord Kitchener eslhng tut volunteers. resiliaod the enormoits sum of when sold far the benefit of the Red 0r0 , Fund, has just been published in an form Messrs. 1- , ,phael Tuck and Sons. Ltd. The entire ...

... Mr. Asquith presided a Cabinet Council at 10, Downing Street yesterday. THE LORD KITCHENER MEMORIAL FUND. The subscriptions received by the Lord Mayor for the Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund have now reached a sum £177.500. ...

... HOUSEMAIDS, Waitresses. Cook, Kitchen-maid, Waiter, required now, seaside and city hotels. —Crozler, Arthur Place. H 704 MBS. Gray requires immediately Oooks, Cook- Generals Housemaids, Parlour-maids. Generals, Kitchen-maids. Donegall Pass; Telephone ...

... work in the mill, and had poured out the tea into jug on the kitchen table Called away by the crying of another child, the anot put deceased down on the floor, bnt on returning to the kitchen found the child crying and the jug on the floor. Deceased was ...

... the Colonial Secretary. The Countess Kilmorey has arrived at Muurnc Park, County Down, from Loudon. THE KITCHENER MEMORIAL FUND. The Lord Kitchener National Memorial for disabled officers and men has now reacne £217.0C0. The Duke of Connaught has contributed ...

... leave, and came to London to report to Lord Kitchener. I saw Lord Kitchener personally, and made a report to him. In presence drafted a telegram ordering Captain Colthurat to placed under arrest. Lord Kitchener asked me, Why was not Captain Colthurst ...

... time would help remove that prejudice. “LORD KITCHENER’S LIFE. A Chat with Sir George Arthur- Sir George Arthur, who has in preparation what appears to be the standard biography of the late Lord Kitchener, informed Central News representative that the ...

... 860. H 574 HOUSEMAIDS, Waitresses. Cook, Kitchen-maid. Waiter, required now, seaside and city hotels. —Crozier, Arthur Place. H 704 MISS Norris, 25. Camden Street, Lisburn Road, requires Cooks. Housemaids. Kitchen-maids, Pantry-nmid, and General Servants ...