... THE KITCHENER FUND, Tho subscriptions received by the Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund in aid of disabled officers and men, have now reached the sum of £235,000. ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Lord Kitchener, in his address to the House of Lords, made the following pointa:— . Voluntaryism has given results far beyond prophecy and far beyond our enemy’s dreams. But recently the recruits have ocased to ensure the ful] provision ...

... KITCHEN TRAGEDIES. And here is another little revelation, from the Berlin * Tageblatt,” this time, which ...

... KITCHENER’S PRAISE For British Gallantry. ...

... THE KITCHENER FUND, The subscriptions received by the Lord Mayor of lLondon for the Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund, in aid of disabled officers and men, have now reached over £213000. The feature of yesterday's list was a subscription of 10,000 ...

... KITCHENER SURPRISED. THE TERRIBLE AND DIFFICULT CONDITIONS IN GALLIPOLL Mr. Walter Long, M.P. ing at a meeti at Caxton Hall, London, m for the pur: pase of congratulating Sir George Reid on his un- OW entry to Parliament, said that Lord Kitchener on his ...

... THE KITCHENER LETTER. Will Halifax have a chance of seeing the famous Kitchener letter. This it will be recalled is the document in which the late Secretary for War appealed for an extra 300,000 men for the new armies. It had been sold in London on behalf ...

... PARLIAMENT AND LORD KITCHENER When Parliament reassembles both Houses will naturally take the first opportumty of placing on record their appreciation of the services which Lond Kitchener rondered to the Empire. A statement on Lord Kitchener's career will be ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S LETTER. A bid of 1,500 guineas was received at the Red Cross Gift House yesterday for the original letter written by Lord Kitchener calling for 300,000 men for the New Armies. The letter is to be sold for the benefit of the Red Cross ...

... SOUP KITCHENS IN BERLIN 500,000 PERSONS TO BE FED DALLY CHPTE—— A u”“g‘ e says: The mm}\]:-h ment of new kitchens in berkn which are able % provideieach day for more than 500,00 persany was completed yesterday, and the distribution food will be begun ...

... PRIMATE AND LORD KITCHENER At the Canterbury Diocesan Conference on Mursday, the Primate said the men of Joghsh history the towering &um of Lord Kichener would stand for ever in its place. “In e e T bet A op, or » what waly | had seen and beard at the ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S LIFE. At the request of the trustees of the late Ear! Kitchener, Sir George Arthur, who was his private secretary, has undertaken to write the Life of Lord Kitchengr. All Lord Kitchener's private papers and correspondence have been placed ...