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... announcing the death of Lord Kitchener. % * A A later telegram with the intelligence that the members of the Staff had also perished, served to augment the gloom. Later, a canard rapidly gained currency to the effect that Lord Kitchener had been saved, but this ...
... matter what the weather may he The gentleman referred to in that note was Brifimher-flonenl Ellershaw, who went down with Lord Kitchener. He was the son of a Somerset country parson, and was connected with a hm“{l'{m were at one time leading residents at Horton ...
... we miss their faces, one by one they're going away— E They a? lost te the Nation, but there's one consolstion, We l;:ve Kitchener and French in 012 England toy. A soldier of whom we were proud, The el of death has now claimed. Throfih out the wide world ...
... a fortnight or a month at a time. I should also be glad to hear of any who would give one afternoon a week to work in the kitchen to do cleaning, etc.—Yours truly, D. TrorxLEy, Commandant. The hospital acknowledges with many thanks the following gifts ...
... Hymn, 165; Psalms, Barnby, Goss: Te Deum. Jubilate, chancs: hvmns, 225, 289. 200, 437; Hecessional. Rudyard Kipling. (Lord Kitchener Memorial Service. The Mayor and Corporation will attend, and the lessons will be read by Colonel Steward and Colonel Colston ...
... INDIGESTION |! CONSTIPATION | by u BILIOUSNLESS g HEADACHES | bauished Testittoday. YIELD TO | MOTHER SEIGEL’S § . BEaEe 2 KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM. Out of the war fog that covered the land, A man arose who could understand ; With a mighty brain and a lion ...
... Lieutenant Ormond George Hake, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Denys Hake, of Hailey School, Bournemouth, answered Lord Kitchéner's call for officers in August, 1914, at the age of 17. In September he recdived a commission in the 12th Hants Regiment, ...
... Derise. - SE to Let.—Apply, St. 3&'_&!‘#“ ot, moviul. - (m:o—m 'l‘O be Let, THE LAURELS, Shelburne Road, Cnll'; : 2 reception kitchen and offices, 4 bedrooms, large uag. small garden; choice pomhnl« Enw-hu on arll‘l:atm-. Ww. Tucker, (i:ao Agent, WKy S e wiee ...
... omitted from any garden in which space can be.spared for them. They are easily grown in rich soil and are very useful in the kitchen. ° t} Even though now it is rather late %ow the sced, as it germinates so slowly, i&il by no means too late. The quickest ...
... little lot, two of {hrm_ only 13 monthg old, turned the scale at 32ibs. TEA. Tea was provided in a hT tent adjacent to the kitchens, and for a .rl higher re the public were enabled to rul themselves in an enclosure in pic-nic style. It was worth the extra ...
... sorrow of the Council at the truly irreparable loss which the Sovereign and the country had sustained by the death of Lord Kitchener, and offered to the Prime Minister and his colleagues their deep sympatby and condolence. The seal of the Council wae affixed ...
... —~—The Mavor and Corporation will attend St. John's Church in State on Sunday, when a Memorial Service will be held for Lord Kitchener. Devizes Corrace Hospitan.—Week ended June 14 1916 :—Patients admitted. 4. paticnts discharged, 4 = patients died, nii; remaining ...