... impossible for them to forget that the women of this country have also taken their full share of national service. In 1914 Lord Kitchener issued to all factories in the Kingdom a personal appeal, in which he stated that in carrying out the great work of providing ...

... ground rent .clO. Prlce £3lO two. Apply to Owner, 131 rpton Park-rd.. mid. Gato 4 22 ADDINGTON - ROAD , BOW eightro Howe, kitchen, long garden. let at f 52 Der annum. weekly tenancy: 31 years 'ease; Aply C. HALL, 3 ALLOA GARDF.NA. GOODMAYES, ESSEX. 6 ...

... Illustrated in colour and black and white by Gordon Robinson. Large crown Bvo. Artistic cloth, ink. 3/6 net Life of Lord Kitchener. By Ernest Protheroe’ Presentation edition. Large crown Bvo. Cloth, gilt, with portrait in colour, 3/6 An entirely new biography ...

... in England for the Belgian Army. It is shown in position ready for action. First Kitchen., Fund Award. Pte. Robert Wilcox, Northamptonshire Rent.. for whom the Kitchener Memorial Fund is haying a tricycle built. He has been restdered dumb and practically ...

... Testimonies. Lord Kitchener, General Gatacre, Chaplains, and Lord Cromer all testified as to the unquestionable advantages which had accrued, the last-mentioned eminent Pro-Consul declaring the same amount of work would not have been accomplished had ...

... (entered house by side door, which was left open during the temporary absence of occupier, and stole box and money from the kitchen). Pre. con. of similar offences and attempted fraud on K DIVN., MET. POL. 88.— FREDERICK WHITEHORNE alias White, C.R.O. No ...

... being from seven to fourteen years of age, all with some sad, and often painfully pathetic, history behind them. The girls on kitchen duty are called first at a quarter to six, and the fire is well alight before the house girls get to work at 6.30. While an ...

... the many thousands of farmers who follow him. NEW EDITION OF MR. GROSER’S WELL-KNOWN BIOGRAPHY BROUGHT UP TO DATE. LORD KITCHENER: The Story of His Life By HORACE G. GROSER. Cloth boards, ?rice 2/~ net, “A very telling, though quite popular and untechnical ...

... LATE MR. RIX. A contemp in a aepecial article on the late Mr. Im C. Rix, ghorthand wm:r and typiet to the mty of which rd Kitchener was a member, which sank in_the Hampshire on June sth, says that Mr. Rix, who lived with his mother at Willenhall Road, Plumstead ...

... purpose of the surprise night march to Tel-el-Kebir well-nigh frustrated by the Yells of an intoxicated British soldier ? Lord Kitchener knew that Havelock's renowned march to the relief of Lucknow, Sir Robert Napier's magnificent climb over the altitudes of ...

... notified to the nation that the Royal Household would be conducted on these lines, as an example to his people, that Lord Kitchener was the first to follow the august lead, setting, incidentally, an example to many in high places which it were well they ...

... confiscated and the liquor poured upon the sand, and not down the soldiers' throats. For the Egyptian and Soudanese troops in Kitchener's army no teetotal compulsion was necessary, seeing their Mohammedan religious principles required abstinence from stimulants ...