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... no one in the house to witness the will, and Thomas Gilbert was sent for. When he came in, they went to the table in the kitchen to sign it. as there was no table in the bedroom, but deceased, who was sitting on the edge of the bud, bad a clear view of ...
... editor, says:-*1 am told on good authority that a few days before the end which came upon him so swifily and silently Lord Kitchener said that he had revised his estimate of the duration of the war. He had calculated thatit would last then years. He now ...
... At evening service in the First Presbyterian Church on Sunday first the Rev. Mr. Soroule is to take as his subject “Lord Kitchener,” and will no doubt point out some of the lessons that may be learnt from the life and labours of the great soldier to whom ...
... conneciion with the Imperial Chambers of Commerce. Lord Desberough, who presided, announced the news of the loss of Lord Kitchener and his staff, and said that was the reason for the Prime¢ Minister’s absence. Mr. Buxion, chairman of the London Ceunty ...
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... have written may seem bitter against the Irish, and I shall be reminded that the Duke of Wellington, Lord Roberts, and Lord Kitchener are Irish. Perhaps they called them- selves so, but they were not pure Irish, as their names and appearances testify. Though ...
... Hampshire was sunk by a mil* has put a step to the talk of spies in connection with the disaster which calmed the death of Lord Kitchener and his staff. The tragedy was so unexpected, and came with such dramatic suddenness, that it was bound at first, to be ...
... Megarritv. who hembcen at the front since the omiirneornment of the witr hal also been granted mbar& leave. The cad news of Lord.Kitchener'q fate created a feeling of profound aorrow among the residents of Poriadown. Engineer W.ginald Baxter, son of Cdr William ...
... A GREAT LOB 3 TO THE EMPIRE. The tragic) death of Lord Kitchener will be felt by everyone in She British Empire and in all the Allied nations to be • great and irreparable lass. The people had the fullest confidence in hie straightforward character, his ...