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... had not started to get away from the camp. LORD KITCHENER MEMORTAL SERVICES.—There will be on Sundni next at St. John’s in the morning and at St. Mary’s in the evening a memorial service for Lord Kitchener, with special sermon, anthems, hymns, and prayers ...
... Chy&n has just received comofion. and is now on one of our largest ttleships. MARKET LAVINGTON. A MEMORIAL SERVICE for Lord Kitchener was held at the parish church on Tuesday evening. There was a good conxr?ntion. Sir Thomas and Lady Warrington attended, ...
... would alter the Englishman’s reputation as a fighter: and a better fighter there is none. The Memorial Service for Lord Kitchener at &t. John's on Sunday morning was one of the most impressive I remember. The dignity was sdded to not a little by the music ...
... 14th, (Continued in Column 2, ncxt page.) _—m= PR Be ,—*V V—_ —wz@ o o THE LOST CHIEF, IN MEMORY OF FIELD-MARSHAL EARL KITCHENER, MAKEEK OF ARMIES. By kind permission of the Proprietors of “Punch ¥ e e e ————— e —— e B e e R YT, . TRADE UNIONB AND ...
... Powers. One immediate result of the blockade is that a partial demobilisation of the Greek Army has begun. The death of Lord Kitchener on his way to Russia has no doubt delayed consultation with the Czar’s Government for further co-ordination of the military ...
... dealing with The Lost Chief and with the German fleet at Wilmshzaven ; sketches and articles in prose and verse, on Lord Kitchener Teuton religion of the future; Bethmann- Hollweg in the home circle; the Spy trail ; our local war-photographer ; uncbartered ...
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... as being a nursery for the main Society. Brigadier-General W. Ellershaw, who was amongst the officers drowned with Tord Kitchener, was a few years ago well-known in Trowbridge, where he was stationed as adjutant to the 121st R.F.A., leaving towards the ...
... bouquet, which she received at the hands of one of the few survivors of the ill-fated ** Hampshire.”” on board which Lord Kitchener perished. She greatly cherishes this. The good work which she is doing entitles her Jo every honour and respect. and there ...
... into the front sittingroom, and there saw ber jewel case. Her brecoch was miseing. She also missed a clothes brush from the kitchen. Bhe valued the whole of the articles stolen, including the watch and chain, at £l2 15s. ‘When she looked round the bouse ...