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... as nearly like those of Sir Herbert Kitchener as possible. Il it Police constables, stock exchange Irokers, artisans, and east-end workers show, 1 kewise,, a desire to be up-to-date in this respect. : The Kitchener moustache is radically different from ...
... Lord Kitchener. LIEUT.-GENERAL LorD KITCHENER, on promotion to the rank, passed over nineteen of his seniors, As, however, he is supernumerary, he does net interfere with their future advancement. ...
... Kitchener’s Right Hand. SiIR HERBERT Kircarxer, like all great soldiers, owes not a little of his success to his wise choice of those who act with and under him. General Rundle, his chief of the staff, is a comrade with whom hc has been closely associated ...
... Sir Herbert Kitchener. It may be due to his characteristic modestyor is it his aversion to the publicity of the Press 7—that Sir Herbert Kitchener's career has not been blazoned forth with the acclamation that often attends soldiers of higher rank than ...
... INSIDE A MILITARY KITCHEN SOUTH AFRICAN RECRUITING. LETTERS having appeared in the Press relative to recruiting-in England for the Prince of Wales’ Light Horse, the War Office wish it to be understood that, as it is a South African local force, and recruited ...
... TYHE REGIMENYT. LORD KITCHENER AND THE ARMY SURGCEON. A sErGEANT of Royal Engineers who has just returned from the front tells the following story of Lord Kitchener’s stern sense of justice. In the sergeant’s company there happened to be a sapper who ...
... bows on it, and other, an untidy ring the kitchen, ied in his arms, leelp drawn sobs. glanced first at ka paper, and hed it up and her turn. . _ ed, throwing her king backwards romise to 'im !” iggard remorsedead and gorne, ), it ain’t too late , startingup ...
... 3 d : E’ OUur GRAND ComiCc CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME ENTITLED “THE MAN IN PossEssioN, OR HARLEQUIN HERBERT:KITCHENER AND THE WICKED ...
... b e Sir H. KITCHENER is supposed io be the only man who ever swallowed the missile wherewith the enemy attempted to siay him. It is said that in.the 1882 campaign = bullet lodged in his cheek, and could not be extracted, till some weeks later he was tempted ...
... DouBLE Upr. T A Suitable Companion. THE nursemaid had brought “her own Tommy into the kitchen, when suddenly she heard the approaching footsteps of her mistress coming downstairs. - ' ““Quick, Tommy !” she whisyered hurriedly “take the children into ...
... WILLING TOO OBLIGE ONE of Roberts” Horse was killed, and a fatigue party of Kitchener’'s Horse dug a grave for him. After the funeral an officer of Roberts’ Horse went up to the Kitchener’s Horse men and thanked them for what they had done, and said, “ Any time ...
... They Were Waiting. MisTrEss : “Isn't there a soldier in the kitchen, Bridget ?” Bridget : “ Yes, mum, that there is !” Mistress : “Well, Bridget, I don’t like you to entertain company in the kitchen.” . Bridget : “Indeed, mum, I don’t like it no better nor ...