... Lord Kitchener, his work and life speak for themselves. —\ours truly, W. XJ-. SOLID FOR LORD KITCHENER. Athenaeum Club. Pall Mall, London, S.W., May 22nd. 1915. Sir, —Lord Kitchener is not the man to pay personal heed to attacks made upon him. But lot those ...

... LORD KITCHENER. London was excited yesterday by reports, claiming to be based on reliable information, that Lord Kitchener had resigned his position in the Government. It was alleged that this step was due to the intrigues of politicians. The reports ...

... Kitchen ‘Dirtier’ This wheel was the only machine, or tool of any kind on the premises, except a syringe and some forceps “Behind the surgery was a small kitchen used by the respondent his living room. This room is even dirtier and in more dilapidated ...

... went downstairs he found the kitchen in flames, and the occupants of the house escaped unhurt. The interior of the kitchen was burnt out, and the upstairs room and roof was also damaged. The Clay Cross Fire Brigade soon had the outbreak under control. It ...

... THE KITCHENER FUND The subscriptions received by the Lord Mayor of London for the Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund in aid of disabled officers and men have now reached the sum of over £315,500. Yesterday’s contributions included Messrs. Newton, Chambers ...

... JOHN For the KITCHEN Face Towels. 25 Dozen LinenlrishHuckaback TOWELS for Family, School or Office . use. Worth i/ni- Price, ea. 1/4 Bath Towels. 25 Dozen White TURKISH TOWELS, with Blue, Helio, Pink Heading. These are worth i/6£. Price, ea. 1/^ “Yorkshire’s ...

... Clash With Kitchener. On no act of Lord Curzon’s was opinion, in India and in England, more hotly divided than on the partition of Bengal. It was a drastic administrative change which had violent political and sentimental consequences, which Lord Curzon ...

... KITCHEN MAID. GIRL, strong, healthy, Wanted (not under 21 years of age). Preference will be given to one who has had previous experience in the kitchen. APPLY ONCE TO THE MASTER, Poor Law Institution. Orenoeide, near Sheffield. V URSES- & SERVANTS’ DRESSES ...

... Lord Kitchener. (n) W e are of opinion that Lord Kitchener did not sufficiently avail himself of the services of his General Staff, with tho result that more work was undertaken him than was possible for ope man do, and confusion and want of efficiency ...

... strong opinion which Lord Kitchener entertained as the absolute necessity of maintaining the strictest secrecy in military operations. Sir Maurice Hankey, indeed, stated that some difficulty times arose owing to Lord Kitchener s unwillingness to impart ...

... time after the Hampishire disaster. “I am certain the coffin was kept for Kitchener because was still on the Cyclops after the body of Captain Fitzgerald, who was with Kitchener, was picked up. A few days after the accident one of the Hampshire’s cattersya ...

... COMMUNAL KITCHENS. Mrs. Lloyd George recently opened two Communal M Kitchens in the East End of London, one at “ Paddy’s Goose in High Street, the Old Ratcliff© Highway, Shadwell, the other Lycett.” Mile End Road. The Lycett kitchen coat £lO to equip ...