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... A RESULT OF LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH. At yesterday's sitting of the Spring Gardens Tribunal the following letier was received from an appellant in Vallance-road, Mile End. ‘1 am writing to tell you I will not trouble you about my appeal on Friday. Since ...
... DWELLINCHOUSE, * Thornleigh,” Parkinson-lane, lately occupied by W, B.msdcl;usky, B?., containing two Recoption - Roems; Kitchen and Scullery on ground poor; 5 Bedrooms and Attics, B‘?uocm and Lavatory (separate), Green‘house, with heating apparatus complete ...
... Halifax Day by Day. THE PARISH CHURCH MEMORIAL SERVICE. The memorial service for Lord Kitchener takes place at the Halifax Parish Church on Tuesday next, at twelve o’clock noon. It will be conducted by the Vicar of Halifax, Dr. A. E. Burn, and will bo ...
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... DR. JOWETT AND LORD KITCHENER. The Rev. Dr. Jowett, who preached to crowded congregations at the Albert Hall, Manchester, yesterday, paid, at the morning service, a tribute to Lord Kitchener. *Wo have,” he said, ** lost Lord Kitchener, a man apparently ...
... the Austrian dug-outs, which ~ contained furniture, pianos, and gramoprones, with pictures and caricatures on the walls. Kitchens, such as one only expects to see at home, and stores of food and peer were found in some of the dug-outs. Vegetable and flower ...
... Noir. I Womereley ,, (rudtagl, Mr. J. Ho aricy, and Ms Se. Id. last year The morning and evening DR. 1. 11 . JOWETT AND KITCHENER. Halifas borough Court , a the made sad dress being delivered Th. Rev. Dr. New York :r aw - her . 29th appearance, thee ...
... AT THE WAR HOSPITAL IMPRESSIVE SERVICE To Lord Kitchener's Memorye. Address by Archdeacon Norris. At the War Hosrital, Halifax, on Sunday morning, Archdeacon Foxley Noriis conducted a special gervice for the wounded. There were about two hum!rcd soldiers ...
... example, in one sector alome of the enemy’s positions, which we carried, we took 21 searchlights, 2 supply trains, 29 field kitchens, 47 machine-gun trains, 215 tons of barbed wire, 1,000 concrete girders, 7,000,000 concrete cubes (for trenches), 179 tons ...
... future than the arming of men must be found to adjust national quarrels, ~ ONE OF ENGLAND'S PERILS. THE DANGER OF SPIES. At a Kitchener Memorial Society at Dudley today, the Vicar, the Rev. D. R. Maitland, said many people had marvelled at the criminal folly ...
... Halifax, yel(erdni'. roforred to the death of Lord Kitchener. He said that on Great Britain’s Roll of Honour, few pames in days to come will be remembered with greater gratitude than the name of Kitchener of Khartoum. Often in peril of assassination when ...
... Volunteer Corps will join the civie procession to the Parish Church, to-morrow, on the becasion of the memorial service to Lord Kitchener. Those members who are able to be present should assemile in Broad-street at 11-20 a.m. in uniform. Officers and warrant ...