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... Kitchener Dumber _ The complete history of Britain’s. greatest Soldier Hero, who died, as he had lived, for his Country. The Life Work. of Lord Kitchener - Pictures told In Fveryone should make a point of securing a copy of to-morrow’s “Daily Mirror.” ...
... the nation a greater joss than even of the average personnel of a battleship, for an board were Lord Kitchener, sur War Secretary, and his Staff, Kitchener and it appears only too certain that all have perished. or cabin boy, however, staff officer or stoker ...
... sustained by the death of Kitchener. ts cs meagre that they knew little, whether he met his death through a or throagh @ mine, but. be that as it might he feared Lord Kitchener was lost to us, and the nation was now bitter! “ Sed und aualso non alter There ...
... B‘YLOTTERGATE CHURCH, SUNDAY, JUNE 4ru, 1916, 10-30ooceiiviiiiiinnen o, Mr, R, KITCHEN. 6-0 .vovinnnieiii . Rev. G, T. CHAPPELL, ...
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... Batley, Garfield House, Skegness. To be Let—Ashton Vino. Wainfleet Ruud, containing 2 sitting-rooms, kitchen, scullery, 7 bedrooms, get her with large kitchen garden, etc. Also !looses on Waintfeet Road, rod front ss. nd. per week. Al,o built Houses on Algllkt ...
... Bill passed its second reading in the House of Repreeentatives. CONFERENCE WITH LORD KITCHENER. Two hundred Members of Parliament attended the Conference with Lord Kitchener, Lord Derby and Mr. Tennant being also present. b ...
... Lord Kitchener’s services. at the nation’s loss and of apprecia- In Liv 1 flags were at half-mast on the the great com mercial and shipping As a mark of Tespect Corn Exchange and the Atlantic Room were at once cloeed for the day. Lord Kitchener was made ...
... DE OF THE AR. RD KITCHENE MEETS M-P.’S A largg number of Members of Parliament, many of thea in khaki, met Lerd Kitchener at the House of Commons to- t was at nis lordsbip’s invitation that they attended for the purpose of asking questions on cur- rent ...
... the Fleet still maintains the mastery of the sea. _ Wh in the battle. is expressed with the relatives of LORD KITCHENER Lare LORD. KITCHENE FREN PREMIER’S MESSAGE. - MR. AS ITH TEMPORARILY | INCHARGE OFTHE WAR OFFICE Paris, Tuesday. . Briand, the Premier ...
... rumour gained wide Lord Kitchener was U; throughout the country that there was no confirmation of the report, and although no official genial was issued Tumour was eff ectuaily disposed of the announcement from the War at Kitchener” the 8.15 p.m. that “oving ...
... desired end. work was long since on seer ‘the Tribune remarks: No man ever died more Kitchener’s Tte Sun” the name will be inscribed on vole of ng: The “ World * says: Kitchener called hie weapon of blood and country to arms, and forged the mighty 10, A meeting ...