... OF LORD KITCHENER. Before the commencement of the ordinary business the MAYOR said: My first duty, and it is • sad one. is to refer to the very great loss sustained by the British Empire and our Allis by the - lamentable &sib of _Lord Kitchener. Proceeding ...

... also the chief mourners Viscount Broome (Commander Kitchener, R.N.), Yrs. Parker (sister). Mire Kitchener thelf.sister), Lady Nora i Ficskett (niece), Captain H. Kitchener, R (nephew), Miss Madge Kitchener (niece!, and Major P. Beckett. R.A. Inephewl. In ...

... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. lIEMORLLL SERVICE AT BRIDGEOMEET CHAPEL MB. MOORE'S ELOQIIIINT TRIBUTE. There waa an unusually large congregation Present at the Bridge-greet Primitive Metho• did Church, Heywood, ea Sunday evening, when the Rev. C'. Moore concluded ...

... HEYWOOD TOWN COUNCIL. THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. ...

... DIRECTOR OF ARMIES. Lord Kitchener's first experience of organiH sation reorganisation lay in the form of the Egyptian army, and Kitchener's gyppies,' as they are called, showed the magnificent material of which they were made when they fought beside ...

... War Office which Lord Kitchener has unweariedly carried on for nearly two years is so fresh in everybody's mind that it needs no more at the moment than this sorrowful mention of it. OUR GREAT PATIENT GENERAL. As a soldier,Kitchener always applied the ...

... which took place yesterday was • fiasco. It had been trumpeted abroad that there was going to be an attack in force on Lord Kitchener by Colonel Churchill, Sir Arthur Markham, Sir Ivor Herbert, and Mr. Ellis Griffith. The usual thing happened. Colonel Churchill ...

... Mae announces that a memorial amine be WM in St. Paul's Cathedral. LORD KITCHENER'S PASSION. The following official statement in regard to Lard Ifitebefter's mission was Lord Kitchener, on lactation of his Imperial Majesty, had left Ragland on a visit to ...

... meet the greatest soldierstatesman of the age. HIS SMILI Lord Kitchener came, he smiled, he conquered. There was no withstanding that smile. We had been taught to believe that Lord Kitchener was a dour, morose, forbidding sort of man. I remember being ...

... there being any survivors. H.M.S. Hampshire was on her way to Roasts. LORD KITCHENER'S STAFF. The Secretary of the War Office states that the special party consisted of Lord Kitchener, with Lieutenant-Colonel 0. A. Fitzgerald, C.M.G., Personal Military Secretary ...

... yon for? Mr. Mason said he wished to pay a tribute to Lord Kitchener, and a voice retorted, It is sacrilege on your part to mention his name. Mr. Mason said he had never attacked Lord Kitchener. (A Voice: You belong to the party that boa done it.) Asked ...

... BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH. Berl Kitchener of Khartoum and of Brooms was born at Ballytongford, County Kerry, on June 4th, 1860. He was the son of tha late Lieutenant-Colonel H. H. Kitchener and Prances, daughter of the Rev. J. Chewsllier, of Aspen Hall, Suffolk ...