... LATE LORD KITCHENER. A ietoltition ~x proesed appreciation of the great services rendered by the late turd.Kitehener to the nation and of the deep sustained by 'his death. and also that of his staff and of the gallant crew IT.M.S. If ...

... Late Lord Kitchener. Nlemorial sorvieet to the late Lord Kitehanee wet'. held at (helot thin( It and St. Mark's on Sunday ovening, during which the. Rural Item', Rev. Daniel Felix. and Church Army Captain A. 1.. Smith muds apprupriat.• reference• to the ...

... death Lord Kitchener was a very hard blow, but he believed that with the Britisher the harder the bkw the more determined they were that victory should- crown their efforts in the end. lie hoped that could be the remit of the death of Lord Kitchener, and that ...

... Kitchonori The news of the tragic death of Lord Kitchener cast • gloom over the urban area on Tuesday evening. In Mr. aides, the newsagent's, window, a large hued portrait, draped in black, ut Lord Kitchener was on view, and attracted a Veit deal of attention ...

... illness. Mr. Phillips ale° made feeling reference to the losses in the nt naval battle and also to the tragic death of Lord Kitchener. He next reported at great length on the visit to the Statutory Comniittoe in London of the local disputations, 11 members ...

... Burke.-- At the English Rap. List Church on Stuidtsy a very impressive memorial service was held in respect to the late Lord Kitchener. A special sermon was preached by the Pastor (Rev. Charles Rees) and special hymns were sung. The Dead March was played by ...

... giving a certain signal to tiergt. Turner, after which he returned to the kitchen and eat close by an empty flagon. After a few minutes had elapsed a man came into the kitchen and said Sergt. Turner's In each case Mr. Everett said he would not cross-examine ...

... Nantyglo Pariah Church for some years. The following is a list of presents:— Miss M. J. Harris, bed linen, table linen and kitchen linen. Mr. J. W. Harris, cheque. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin lia:es, white bed. spread. Miss tessie Francis, silver Eervittte rings ...

... the orchevtral baud. Memorial Service.—The memorial soviet% held at St.. Mary's Church on Sunday evening to the late Lord Kitchener and sailors and soldiers who 11111 e in the war was most impresaive. the sit:whale Luilding being well filled. The anthems ...

... be able to resign after giving fourteen days notice. Though the words had been criticised, he agreed with the late Lord Kitchener that the movement should not be a charge to the public ptuse, as voluntary efforts had accomplished wonderful things even ...

... e for their future happina^s and preperity. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, lal6. NOTES ON NEWS. The annouruvment, of the death of Lord Kitchener by drowning oft the Orkney Islands while on his way to Russia came as a staggering blow to the whcle country on Tuesday. ...

... th• Rnglish Baptist Church on Sunday rnorn.i ing reference was made by the pastor, Rev. J. M. Jones, to the death of Lord Kitchener. At the evening serviee the roll of honour was nwd by the Pastor, and a sato was rendered by Mr. W. Noble. Red CNN. --The ...