... MELBOURNE AND LORD KITCHENER 31stalounifx, Sunday. There was a record congregation 25,000 at an impressive memorial service for Lord Kitchener held at the Exhibition to-day.—Renter. ...

... continually when they spoke of him they did not call him Lord Kitchener, but only “Kitchener,” because he was endeared to (hem. He did not think that anything had brought them such loss his death. Kitchener was man, and not only that, he was nobiemcn, nothing ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH. SORROW too deep and poignant for words broods to-day ever the British Empire and is shared by the gallant allies with whom for two years we have been contending for the liberty of Europe. On Monday night Lord Kitchener embarked ...

... THE DEATH OF LORD KITCHENER. Tuesday, whilst the great memorial service was being held in London for the late Lord Kitchener, the flag on the roof High Wycombe Conservative Club was flown at half-mast. This was the only public demonstration of sympathy ...

... a warm tribute to the character of Lord Kitchener. whom he described as a great soldier-statesman. They could hardly realise that he had been taken from them, but although dead he speaketh. If Lord Kitchener could meet them face to face he would no ...

... WHERE KITCHENER FAILS. This gentleman would not be rn erteiont for the work which he discharges if he tv, , re married, said mune.' for the employer. in an appeal at the HUUSC of CORMIllny Tribunal on Monday. Why? a,ked a member of the Tri'.iinal ...

... LORD KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM. - ♦- This country was stricken surely on day, when the crushing news arrived that. Lord Kitchener, Secretary of State for %Vat. had been drowned whilst travelling to Upon an important mission. The grief occasioned thin heavy ...

... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. 'II asst. t• too t 3 3 3, miles :ot gth that toyer of strength Which stood to all the that [To Mr Liitor of thr Mereury.l - 4 eititnet I.y the rest I.sureste. tut :.en the T.n.t of to-day, 13th June, in the i.e.'s- that you will ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S REMINDER. Lord Kitchener, while giving a sympathetic r► ply to the pleas raised on Tuesday in the Hno•e of Lords for further recognition of the services the Volunteer Training Corps, laid stress in consideration which is constantly ignored ...

... The Memorial to Lord Kitchener. Londoners are concerning themselves very busily with the question of the memo'ial to •Lord Kitchener. One hears it dis•nssed on every hand, and it is evident iiat — public opinion is to take a large share the choice of ...

... DEATH OF ‘“KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM.” —_— 0 — A GREAT SOLDIER-STATESMAN. ...

... S. BARNABAS AND KITCHENER. The sad news of the sinking of H.M.S. Hampshire cast quite a gloom over the town; but many did not hear it till early on Tuesday evening. A larger congregation than usual had assembled at S. Barnabas Church for evensong, ...