... LORD KITCHENER. The Mayor, prior to the commencement of the ordinary business. referred to the earvice which had been held that day in the Cathedral in memory of Lord Kitchener. and went on to say that he was sure they would wish some expression of feeling ...

... ECONOMY IN THE KITCHEN. lIOW CAN WE BEST CUT DOWN our kitchen expenses so as to obtain the maximum of nourishmeat from the minimum of expenditure? 1t is a puzzling question and means much care in supervision, much forewiought in ordering, and certainly ...

... there being any survivors. H.M.5. Hampshire was on her way to Russia. LORD KITCHENER'S STAFF. The Secretary of the War Office states that the special party consisted of Lord Kitchener, with Lieutenant-Colonel O. A. Fitzgerald, C.M.0., Personal' Military Secretary ...

... -YOUNG KITCHENER. Qn morning [Young Kitchener raised £1 35., and later £l 6s. from the patrons Messrs Andrews' Pictures, and she has despatched parcels to the Burnley Soldiers : | -Lance-Corpl. H-. Ashworth Scottish Rifles; Lance-Corpl. Herbert Phillips ...

... Lord Kitchener. EVERYBODY should have place for the late LORD KITCHENER’S PHOTO IN THEIR HOME . . WE OFFER »20 by Permanent Photo Bn'arpement, titled, f*ct m Roll of Honour Mount with Allies’ Fla«H in seven colours, nicely dwplaved. Framed in Vin. Spoon ...

... did not know that Lord Kitchener was not in London, and when the news was published that the Hampshire bad been sunk mine or torpedo, with Lord Kitchener on board, the country was staggered and shocked. Not only has Lord Kitchener gone, but among his staff ...

... LORD KITCHENER, To-day’s memqrial service at St. Paul’s provides focus for the feelings of a whole people. The agitation following the first sudden announcement of Lord Kitchener’s death might have had time to pass away ...

... Lord Kitchener. To-day the British Empire mourns the death of Jord Kitchener uwnder tragic and unexampled circumstances for a Ximister of the Crown. On his way to Russia in H.M.S, Hampshire that vessel was sunk eitoer vy a mime or a torpedo Aff the Orkney ...

... KITCHENER THE GREAT. The Man who brought being and euaipped the largest voluntary army in the world's history has gone to his wellearned rest. It is the greatest loss in per.cinality the Alike:: have sustained during, the war. laird Kitchener !possessed ...

... FOLK KITCHENS. MORE ABOI’T BERLIN’S COMMI NAL SCHEME. According reports in the Berlin Press the municipal authorities have granted I'loo,ooo for the erection of buildings and the equipment of city kitchens for the feeding of the people. The idea is erect ...

... Lord Kitchener. The tale in the isLaiiAs that Lord Kitchener and his staff had left the ship in one of the boats which had been lust, and that in a stormy sea it had gone to pieces against the rocks. When be who told me left the islands the List of found ...

... IORD KITCHENER. ‘ The Mayor, prior to the commencement of ‘the ordinary busitess, refcrred to the servies which had been held that day in the Cathedral i memory of Lord Kitchener, amd went on to say that lLe was sure they would wish some expression of ...