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... THE DEATH 011 LORD KITCHENER. The Mayor in feeling term. to the loss the nation had sustained by the death of Lord Kitchener. and it was decided that a letter should be sent to Mrs. Parker conveying the condolence of the Oorporation and th e inhabitants ...
... beyond the Orkneys, where the mambo oifering of special prayers:— Kitchener lay. The simplest of prayers . especially thy servant, Horatio not the solemnity ef death, but the Herbert Kitchener, lately departed this grandeur and possibility of - life —was ...
... soldiers. Fee A chat with sotne'of Lord Kitchener's guests wan clear evidence of the way in . which they enjoyed themselves. One' - wounded man to whom he engaged in con- - versation for quite a long time was a sot- Kitchener, who told his guests to gather a ...
... wa, his painful duty that morning to allude to the iveparable loss the country had sustained in the sudden death of Lord Kitchener, of whom they were all proud. When they read his records through they would see be was a thorough Engliiehmati, and Ike died ...
... Lord Kitchener had bsanAllowasd. It osme as such a shock that tt could not at first be believed. but whoa confirmatory telegrams came giving further information of the dreadful t i ink of the blowing rap or H.WS Hampshtre on which Lord Kitchener with ...
... CONTRACTOR, ---- PLUMBER A SANITARY ENGINEER, GAS HOT WATER FITTER Paper Banger A Decorative Painter, Glazing of All Kinds Kitchen and other Boilers Periodically Cleaned. Special Attention given to Sanitary Drainage Work. Contracts undertaken for Roads ...
... ASSISTANT Wonted for Showrocua.—J. Hunt sod Sons. Meroery Lane, Canterbury. J 3 CARIMMEIL—Private. about 1b aim, little `lane kitchen kitchen and pleasure . --Godden and Sou. Agents. Canterbury. jl7. HOUSEMAID-WAITRESS Required; rood watee.—Baker's Temperance ...
... HYTHE'S GRIEF. ' The following letter has been sent to Mrs. Parker, sister of the late Lord Kitchener, b y the Town Clerk of Hythe:— Dear lfisAini,—l am directed to inform you that the following resolution has been passed by this Council: ' That this ...
... Toilet Tables, Toilet Glaases„ . Chamber Services, Grained Gent's Wardrobe,. sad 'e usual appointments of the Bedrooms, Kitchen and 13cullery Utensils, an-Assortmeat of Glass and China. Melotnc Fitthroord other items. on tiew Day previous and Morning ...
... SQUARE. Ravi Cliff. Ramsgate, containing Eve bedrooms. dining room with folding doors, bathroom. breakfast room and large kitchen, etc. Fee use of private gardens. Yost suitable for retired people who wish to do letting Reduced rent MS; owner willing to ...
... ♦ well- arranged, old-fashioned country avoidance known as ZVINGTON &HOOTING LODGZ, BODBEIAM, containing 3 eitting-roome, kitchen, larder, pantry, eto., anclizVookbedroom. Granada omnprisi estasidi. to about 4 mires , tie property is situated tienioo ...
... (Mr. J. Pearson). Ilk 3 DEATH 01 11100 ND LUDT. H. 'LEVI. The Mayor, after a vote of sympathy had been expressed to Lord Kitchener's relatives, said he had another painful duty to perform that morning, and that was to ask the Council publicly to express ...