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... billposters and paper isliortage the Underground railways are discontinuing the printing of pictorial posters. In memory of Lord Kitchener. Sir W. James Thomas has given 1.000 guineas to endow a bed in Cardiff Hospital. ...
... rather unfortunate. in one sense, that the date of the opening should have been that on which the news of the death of Lord Kitchener reached us, but it provided an opportunity for the expression of eroydon's great sorrow. The club is now open to the people ...
... straight and true and brave and upright and solf-denying.--Vkar of Croydon. has paid it* farewell to the me m o ry Earl Kitchener. On Tuesday itternoon- a Ilay set apart for the whole homage - a special and impressive memorial s ervice. arranged by the ...
... greater. say. Captain Mellish. V.C. All the superficial things are going and Jingoism is of the superficial things. Lord Kitchener's coat-of-arms wan a perfect menagerie, for it contained an elephant, a camel, a gun, a stag, an eagle, a bon and three bustards ...
... are paying tribute to-day. I am doing a great work. There has been no time during the bat four-and-forty years when Lord Kitchener could not claim to be doing great work: a great work in Palestine as a young man of 24 with the Exploration Fund with danger ...
... Saturday. Inasmuch as infamy has been heaped on Lord Kitchener by the German Press. I could not allow any German music to played in the parish church at the memorial service which we held for Lord Kitchener and his companions who went down in H.M.R. Hampshire ...
... with Croydon's new Recreation Club at 8,9, and 10. Katharinestreet, the news came of the tragic death of Field Marshal Earl Kitchener, and the function, which would have otherwise been one of more or less buoyancy of feeling. was, in honour to the memory ...
... bit dasy, and then collapsed without any apparent cause, her nose striking the bottom stair. Witness took her into the kitchen and called for a neighbour, who advised her to send for a doctor immediately. This was done, but the old lady died at once ...
... postcard on Wednesday. june 7th, the day following the announcement of the loss of the cruiser Rampshire, its crew. and Earl Kitchener. and the letter still a day later, on June Bth. when all hope of the young ailor*6 safety had been abandoned. The cruiser ...
... the year the total Armenian population living in Turkey was estimated at 2.500,000, to-day 500.000 only are alive. Lord Kitchener .in the early days of the war, estimated that it would result in at 50.000 more widows in the country. A Loc‘t. Amongst the ...
... usual vigour. When be came to speak to witness he appeared quite normal. On reaching home he had his tea, as usual, in the kitchen, and seemed quite well. He of nothing. At about seven o'clock witness came upon him in the dining room, when he was sitting ...
... and the ceilings and roof were defective. At 34, Station. road he found the covers of two manholes broken. At No. 36 the kitchen was dirty, a bedroom was verminous. and the backyard paving was defective. He advised the Council, and notices were sent to ...