... the resumption of the Court-martial .n Dublin, to-day, Major-General Lord Cheylesmore a feeling allusion to the death Lord Kitchener. \Jhile the members of the court, the counsel, and the public stood, Lord Cheylesmore said : I cannot commence the proceedings ...

... said that the Germans were very surprised at Lord Kitchener’s army. They never expected that England could raise an army such Lord Kitchener had done, and the Germans were very nervous about it. Kitchener’s Army. The Captain did not know that, and I said ...

... Dean referring more particularly to the life and work Lord Kitchener, and the Rev. A. E. Gibson to the lesson to be drawn therefrom by humanity at large. •‘The tragic death of Lord Kitchener,’’ said Canon Lawson, has stunned and has stirred the whole ...

... said “Lord Kitchener was not only a great man. but in the opinion of the Dominions was institution. The sad news will create a very profound impression the Dominions.” The Hon. B. R. Wise, Agent-General for New South Wales:— Lord Kitchener was due the ...

... the Bishop of Biiminghani. Rochester Cathedral was filled to At Kitchener's memorial service at Bristol Cathedral, to-day. Bishop Dixon paid a high tribute the great qualities I ...

... NATIONAL MEMORIAL SERVICE LORD KITCHENER. ...

... Son of the war, (Laughter ami cheers.) When Lord Kitchener wished work done, main consideration was to get dene, and was not concerned as the Workmen who did it. When tl»e nation realised how much Kitchener had done, they would feel ft«l they owed him a ...

... foot will last long the British impire. Cheers.) This is not the time for estimating the character and the value of Lord Kitchener’s •wvices 'his country. They extended over more than years and were tendered many different quarters of the globe, but will ...

... Honourable Earl Kitchener, K.G., K.P., one Him Majesty's Principal Secretaries State. Wa Worship therefore invite# the Tow nape,; allv to attend the Memorial Service. TICKETS ADMISSION WILL NOT BE ISSUED. Doors Open 2.90 p.m. (Bj Order) FRBBTON KITCHEN, Town Clerk ...

... “Morning Post” says; “It has been decided, writes our political correspondent, that Mr Lloyd George is to succeed the late Earl Kitchener Secretary State for War.” ...

... General in Egypt, 1911; Secretary of . . were 19H; Colonel-Commandant Corps EARL KITCHENER AND ALL HIS STAFF ss. 24th June, 1830. son of late Lieut.-C IflV QWJ J| H. Kitchener, of Copington, M OMma and Miss Chevallier, of Aspall Hal folk. Educated R.M. Academy ...

... XEWPORT-BD.. MIDDLESBRO . TW. TREES will SELL BY AUCTION, • on MONDAY, 8.30, Variety Drawing-room, Dining-room, Bedroom, and Kitchen PUBUfrURE, including various Suites, Bedsteads, Tables, Carriage. 3 CENTRAL HALL, SALTBURX-BY-SEA. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7. JOHN ...