... MEMORY OF KITCHENER. correspondent suggests, connection with Lord Kitchener's death, that the purblio should be asked to wear c. black band their sleeve for at least day. ...

... KISSED KITCHENER. STORY OF AN AUDACIOUS YOUNG LADY. A story of Lord Kitchener -which has not been related before was told at the confer- 1 ence of the British Imperial Council Commerce to-day, by Mr. J. A. S. Watson, of Cape Town. When Lord Kitchener passed ...

... NO NEWS OF LORD KITCHENER. One Mao Now Reported Saved From Ship Which K. Was Lost. MESSAGE TO-DAY ABOUT THE ONE MAN SAID TO BE SAVED OUT OF 650. KAISER'S BOMBASTIC SPEECH, BRITISH WORLD SUPREMACY DISAPPEARED; FEAR WILL CREEP INTO ENEMY'S BONES. RUSSIA'S ...

... WORLD'S REPRESENTATIVES SAY LORD KITCHENER. Striking tributes to Lord Kitchener and his work are paid this morning ' the London and provincial Press, from I which we take the following ertracts: ! The Times.—Lord Kitchener of Khartoum ha? died a soldier's ...

... Echo snapshot at the City's Lord kitchener Memorial Service at St. Nicholas's Church th afternoon ...

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... THE NEW PEER. -LORD KITCHENER SUCCEEDED BY HIS ELDER BROTHER. Lord Kitchener's peerage goes in special remainder his elder brother, Colonel Henry Kitchener, who has a son in the navy and married daughter. Also in special remainder are the son and three ...

... K. K.'S STEP. MEETING THE CRITICS FACE TO FACE. Lord Kitchener has taken a sensible step in inviting the critic* and doubter* to meet him to-morrow, at the House, face to face (says the London correspondent of the Daily Post). It pity he baa not done ...

... party on shore LORD KITCHENER’S LIFE STORY IN DETAIL wos Sitting that Ireland which hes given BO Of greutest ve claim him too, so far, at e is concerned. least; de Horatio Herhert. Kitchener was the second Lieutenant-Colonel H. H. Kitchener, of 1th ms, who ...

... considerate, and kind doing their duty bravely, fearing God, the King. And one remembered with a thrill that Kitchener had done all these, and that Kitchener was dead. ...

... THE GREAT PABADE, KITCHENER’S VISIT TO THE CITY LAST YEAR. Liverpool people will not readily forget the visit. which Kitchener, at the personal in- stance of Lord Derby, paid to this city on Sunday, March 21, 1915. Overnight he had travelled up to Knowsley ...

... gone, Kitchener's army re mained —(hear, hear) —those millions of th Empire's sons who, a« sure night folJowec day, would ultimately achieve a victory tha would be lasting memorial to the great dea ...