... with heads uncovered, after which Lord Kitchener's favourite hymn, Abide with mc, was sung. a'RUE KITCHENER. The municipality of Hazebrouck has decided to name one of the streets of the town after Lord Kitchener.—Reuter. LATEST OFFER FOR NOTED DOCUMENT ...

... THE WESTIIIPISIER GAZETTE. , 'a 1 - SESSION. KITCHENER'S LEVEE. ZOO M.P.'S IN FORMAL SECRET A LONG DISCUSSION. The private meeting which took place between Lord Kitchener and members of Parliament this morning aroused considerable interest, and a large ...

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... Hampshire which brought Lord Kitchener to Malta on May 29, 1912._ CArrrou N. Crowded memorial services for Lord Kitchener were held in the town-halls at Durban and Maritzburg, business for the time being suspended. Lord Kitchener's associations with Pretoria ...

... GREAT SOLDIER. THE COMMONS TRIBUTZS TO LORD KITCHENER. SOME INCOME-TAX CONCESSIONS. (Front Our Parliamentary Correspondent.) The speeches which were made in the House of Commons in memory of Lord Kitchener were worthy of the occasion. Mr. Asquith's oration ...

... STATEMENT. Berne, Friday. Lord Kitchener's intention to visit Russia was known in Germany. Evidence in support of this statement appears in the Leipzig Neueste Nachrichten of Wednesday morning. which appended the news of Lord Kitchener's death, with an elaborate ...

... death of Lord Kitchener. Thursday.—Finance Bill in Committee. MEMBERS WHO MAY SPEAK. Our Parliamentary correspondent writes : Parliament will reopen again to-morrow, .4nd on Wednesday speeches will be made to the nientory of Lord Kitchener. Mr. Asquith ...

... figures of the present time. Lord Kitchener's career had been closely associated with some of the greatest events of the last twenty years, and when war was forced upon us about two years ago it was to Lord -Kitchener that the eyes of the people instinctively ...

... d recently passe - d' away, Lord Kitchener and General Gallieni. For a long time they had made their fame in history, he said, but the present war had enabled them to rise to greater fame. The way that Lord Kitchener made his preparations for the war ...

... the House and country in conn•::ion with the death of Lord Kitchener. The Speaker .aid resolutions had been received from Parliaments of Russia. France. and Greece, on death of -Lord Kitchener. D 1.17- ing reading of these MtStage - ) Russian Ambassador ...

... twenty-nine soup establishments and thirteen people's kitchens for reeding the poorer classes of the city who are unable to provide sufficient food for themselves at the existing prices. In the soup kitchens upwards, of 10,000 children are provided with lunch ...

... Lieut.-Colonel H. H . Kitchener and Frances, of the Rev. J. Chevallie r, of As p all Hall, type announcements before th em the people daughter seined relu' tnat to believe and slow to comprehend, Suffolk. perhaps because Lord Kitchener's message to The young ...