... The Late Lord Kitchener. - AMUSEMENTS, Etc. ...

... chosen to command the Expeditionary Force he went Lord Kitchener and urged him take the command of that Force, offering accompany him as Chief the Staff, but could not prevail upon Lord Kitchener do so. ...

... MOURNING FOR LORD KITCHENER. For Your Hair Trouble —Here’s the Remedy! COME at once and consult me. I take no fee for consultations, so that you in no way commit yourself by the fact of you consulting me. The prevailing lack of knowledge regarding the ...

... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. The sad news of the tragic Kitchener was received with a deep that it bordered diernay- >( is taking heavy tolls from us, * proof against them with adamantine The suddenness, the death added the acuteness of it* was not known ...

... the altar. Here also were the seats for relathres and friends, among whom the figures Mrs. Parker, Lord Kitchener's sister, and Commander Kitchener. K.N., his nephew, were the most noticeable. The clergy included the Archbishop of Canterbury, the mshop ...

... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. Pulpit References in Coventry. Striking tributes the great work of Lord Kitchener were paid in the course of pulpit references to the late Field-Marshal by clergy and ministers the various places of worship Coventry and district ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S FATE. THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR NEWS RECEIVED AFTER GOING TO PRESS. LONDON AND THE TRAGIC NEWS, iioadon received the news Lord Kitchenci s loss with stupefaction. As the newspapers came out with -he announcement they were eagerly -.matched ...

... TO THE MEMORY OF LORD KITCHENER. LAST EVENING'S SERVICE ST. MICHAEL'S. Another large congregation assembled in St. Michael's, Coventry, yesterday evening to attend the memorial service for Lord Kitchener which had been arranged for those who could not ...

... KITCHENER’'S CHARACTER Tt must be always England’s Navy that secured our country, but at the same time it was not unfair to say that without the eat additions to our forces secured by rd Kitchener the enemy would have had immense facilities for endangering ...

... his nephew, Henry Hamilton Kitchener; £5,000 in trust to pay the income therefrom s halfsister Letitia Henrietta Kitchener, ~and then for all her children equally; if no children, then to the person who shall be Lord Kitchener. Broome Park is left for the ...

... Where Kitchener Died. Many people are asking wliere is BireaT Bay, which, it i? said, the Hampshire sank. Mr. James Gray, president the Viking Society, in answering the question in the “Spectator,” says: “It is on the west coast of the mainland Orkney ...

... PANSHINE KITCHEN AIAGIC. THERE is plenty of Roast Beef in Old England and plenty of Panshine to keep the cooking utensils clean and wholesome. Try it for cleaning Pots, Pans, Knives, Forks and Spoons. Scrub your Floors and Tables with it. Use it for cleaning ...