... THE KITCHENER MEMORIAL FUN® Over £201,000 Now Raised The subscriptions the Lord tionai Memorial Fund now £201,000. The Duke of from Canada that the Dominion £5,()00 to the fund. . , Archbishop u' • the claim of the fund is weighty- dition individual : ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... It also remarkably cheap, as contains 86fi double-column pages. ANOTHER LIFE OF LORD KITCHENER Mr. Charles H. Kelly, 25-35, Citv Road, London, publishes Lor ...

... the Royal Victoria Hospital yesterday, suffering from severe burns to the head. It appears that she had been cooking in the kitchen when her clothing caught fire. Attracted by her cries, some neighbours entered the house, and succeeded extinguishing the ...

... Jones it was stated that Saturday last the deceased, who was between two and three years of age, stumbled over fender in the kitchen of her parents' house at 40, Baskin Street, and upset a saucepan of boil ins water which was on the range. The Mater mss spdt ...

... dat so,’ son (Scheer replied 'Dey’Uwipe usoff derwea, allhlufl about Our HighJSea Fleet,* aays he. • Besides, s« out apod kitchen gardens, sire, sc haf planted on our decks, Vich you much admire,* ...

... vipe us off der sea, You know dat vas all bluff about Our High Sea Fleet,* says he. * Besides, if ve go out ve spoil Der kitchen gardens, sire, Vich ve haf planted our decks. Vieh you much admire.’ ...

... d portraits and paintings, and under Notes have a picture of The Kitchener Bowl ” purchased by Mr. Frank Partridge for 230 guineas, and presented by him in remembrance of Lord Kitchener the London Museum. Current Art Notes are, usual, full of interest ...

... Feo-farm Grant. The House is model of comfort; containing 4 large Reception-rooms, including Panelled Hall; 9 Bedrooms, large Kitchen. Scullery, Butler’s and other Pantries, Housekeeper’s Apartments, Cellar, Bath (h. and c.). Lavatory. Acetylene Plant, with ...

... valuable dwellinghouse, .with Garden front situate lid, RAVENHILL AVENUE, containing one Sitting-room and three Bedrooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Bathroom (h. and c.), held under Lease for term of 839 years from 10th January, 1905 the yearly rent of £3 Od. ...