... THE IiATB EARL KITCHENER. KILLED. ,)balltclare urban council I The monthly meeting of Ballyclare Urban {' Council Tva& held in the club-room, Bailyclare, on Monday, the chairman (Dr. .Xogan, 1 J.P.), presiding. The other members present were—Messrs, ...

... WE MISS LORD KITCHENER. It is here that we miss Lord Kitchener's guiding hand. knew the spirit of his countrymen too well to allow his council either to interfere with the legitimate rights of the individual, or to demand sacrifices from certain classes ...

... TRAVELLING FIELD KITCHENS BEHIND THE LINES IN ALSACE. FLEET OF ZEPPELINS. SCOTTISH COAST ATTACKED. TEX' KILLED: SEVEN INJURED. LONDON. Saturday Morning—The Secretary of the Admiralty announces:— r Daring the night a damaged Zeppelin was observed to come ...

... Lord Kitchener’s Letter on the great value of the work of the British Red Cross Society, or 1,000 guineas in cash This sum has been presented by a generous supporter of the BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. dsisSi Cash ...

... GHOULISH GERMAN GLEE. KITCHENER HATE SONG IN CIRCULATION. ON SALE AT HALFPENNY EACH The “'Morning Post Berne correspondent Bays— l refrained at the time from telegraphing the expressions of ghoulish glee over the death of Lord Kitchener that appeared in many ...

... time was ushered into Kitchener’s office. He remained standing the door. Any military experience? tfeked Kitchener. The manufacturer said had* been an officer of Territorials, and this and that. What's your business? asked Kitchener. The manufacturer ...

... Dr. Park led in prayer. KITCHENER’S CAREER. BRILLIANT IRISHMAN. HIS SERVICES TO THE EMPIRE. By birth and upbringing Horatio Herbert Kitchener was an Irishman. The family, however, can trace its descent from Thomas Kitchener, born in 1666, who was agent ...

... received a toy donkey as a present. What are you going to call it? asked his Kitchener, answered Bobby. Oh, no, said his father, that would b© insult to Lord Kitchener. Why not call it Kaiser? Oh, no,* said Bobby, that would an insult to the donkey ...

... calamity which has befallen the Empire the death of Lord Kitchener. GEORGE E.I. - Numerous messages from all parts the l country are indicative of the great grief universally felt at Lord Kitchener's tragic end From the General Federation of the Trade Unions ...

... save Khar- Kitchener was created Baron Kitchener of Khartoum and of Aspall, in Suffolk, and made a G.C.8., and he went back to Egypt as Oovcrnor-GeneraJ and (kimmander-ii!-.Chief of the Soudan. THE FASHODA AEFAIB. As a, diplomatist Lord Kitchener deserved ...

... they were filled. It is not likelv that Kitchener had known of the delay or the cause. He is not omniscient. He got reports by telephone of the revelations. Before the clamoring on the floor had ended Kitchener had sent telegram every officer ,in command ...

... said th© Cabinet member, all except Lord Kitchener/' ** Then. said the other fellow, ** why don’t fou it? Th© Cabinet man heaved a sigh. I assure you, said he, that have terv little influence with Kitchener. That may seem to be an exaggerated statement ...