... banned by the Vioar of Netherton. Worcestershire, at the memorial service to Lord Kitchener. Re could not allow German music after the infamy that bad been heaped on Lord Kitchener by the German Press. Mr. Speaker Lowther this month onmpletes his eleventh year ...

... could such a scene have been witnessed as that which formed the setting for Wednesday night's memorial speeches on Lord Kitchener. Although the occasion was one of mourning the House was gay with the colouring of Qneen Alexanlra's universal rose-avours ...

... AUCTION his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, including Grandfather's Clock in Oak and Mahogany Caae. Kitchen Dresser. Couch in Leather, good Kitchen and other Tables; Windsor, Rushseat. and Cline-wiled Chairs; Arm Chair, 2 Bedsteads. Washstand and Dressing ...

... services, which ware marked by great impressiveness. The rumour that the new Earl Kitchener (Colonel Kitchener) is on his way home to England is not correct. Earl Kitchener has been since the beginning of operations fighting in East Africa, and he I. dill ...

... bottom of the North Sea, somewhere near the Orkneys. Lord Kitchener bad raised two armies--one which was wearing khaki to-day, and another which consisted of men and women who had said: Lord Kitchener has signed the pledge. I never did so before, but I'll ...

... AUCTION bis HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and ErFEcrs. including Grand- father's Clock, in Oak and Mahogany Case: Kitchen Dresser, Couch in Leather, Good Kitchen and other Tables; Windsor, Rush-seat, and Cane-seated Chairs; Arm (lair. 2 Bedsteads. Washstand and Dresaing ...

... Fishing Rods, Brass Stick Stand, largo Kitchen Table, very good Kitchen Cupboards. Mangle, Dolly, and Wash Tubs, Garden Tools, Garden Roller, Lawn Mower, Gent's Tricycle in perfect order, Dinner and Tea Ware, Kitchen and Scullery Utensils, and a largo assortment ...

... Bamboo Window Poles, Painted Kitchen Cupboard, Deal Tables, Rush-seated Chairs, 94-bours Longcase Clock, American Rocker, Kitchen Sofa, Flour Bin, Zinc Bath, Metal Fenders and Fire Irons, Pota, Pans, and numerous Household Kitchen and Scullery Utensils. Massive ...

... man like Lord Kitchener it, was almost impossible to overestimate the value of what he accomplished. It is in no souse a belittling of others, either in the army. the navy, or politics, to say that the empire owes more to Lord Kitchener for the success ...

... FIFTY THOUSAND WAR WIDOWS. An interesting statement regarding Lord Kitchener'a estimate an to the number of widows resulting from the war was made by Mr. Hayes Fisher at a meeting of the Royal Patriotic Fund Corporation at Westminster. I well recollect ...

... permits. Speaking at Krugersdoip on Monday night Sir Abeßailey said: Just before - I left England I asked Kitchener how things were going. Lori Kitchener replied . : Well! the Germans are now in 'a much more serious position than pet)• ple think, especially ...

... good soap and warm water. They will quickly come clean if treated in this way, and afterwards will be quite soft and nice. Kitchener stories ue not very plentiful, but now and then a goodl one gets about. He was watching some new troops being manoeuvred ...