... Bill passed its second reading in the House of Repreeentatives. CONFERENCE WITH LORD KITCHENER. Two hundred Members of Parliament attended the Conference with Lord Kitchener, Lord Derby and Mr. Tennant being also present. b ...

... attracted a big crowd, all eamer to ascertain the startling news. Also the first news relating to the tragic death of Lord Kitchener was first announced from Mr. Dodson’s windows, Townspeople thoroughly appreciate his enterprise. FLECTRIC THEATRE. — Patrons ...

... £5OO had been promised it another £5OOO was raised quickly. 1t was decided to hold ‘&il’l dav on sune 24th, which i Lord Kitchener's Day. —_——O) e —— ‘As a safe, permanent, and warranted cure for Pimples, Scrofula, Scurvy, Bad Legs, Skin and Blood Diseases ...

... Tuesday, when it was amnounced, early in the afternoon, that the cruiser Hampshire had been torpedoed or mined, and that Lord Kitchener and his Staff, who were travelling on board her on a mission to Russia, had been drowned. The news was conveyed officially ...

... Pollexfen. Also a BRICK and TILED COTTAGE, with Garden, fronting Prospect Street, Horncastle. The Cottage containg Sitting Room, Kitchen, and 3 Bedrooms, with small Garden in front and rear. Tenant: Mr Thompson. LOT 2.—A1l that CLOSE of MEADOW or PASTURE LAND ...

... well built and in good repair, contains Dining Room, Drawing Room, Library, Study, Surgery, § Bedrooms, Attics, Bathroom, 2 Kitchens, Pantries, and usual Ont-offices. The Outbuildings comprise Stabling, 2 Loode Boxes, large Carriage or Motor House with Granaries ...

... they know of Lord Kitchener? How many had ever scen him? General knowledge was derived entirely from the “Kitchener legend”— o strange thing, which those who knew him declared was very wide of the truth. Yet the nation took Lord Kitchener to its heart, and ...

... caused throughout the Empire by the news that death has cut short Lord Kitchener's great career. The Press Burean ! announced yesterday that H.M.S. Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and his staff on board, had been sunk by a mine or torpedo west of the Orkney ...

... 8, High Street, Horncastle ln()l{ Sale, 5 BERKSHIRE PIGS: 8 weeks old.—Hubert Walter, West Ashhy. I‘lo}l Sale, LEAMINGTON KITCHEN RANGE, Second-hand, in good condition; four feet wide; two ovens, back bhoiler, ete., complete.—Apply Ward and Co., Ironmongers ...

... communicants at the two celebrations on Whit-Sunday. The Rector made reference to the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire and Lord Kitchener's tragic death. At the evening service Roland Smart’s “Magnificat” and “Nupc Dimittis” were rendered by the choir. The organist ...

... and shoulders above his fellows 1« far as warfare and soldiering are concerned Lord Kitchener. If ever a man worked hard and life-long for his country it was Kitchener. In the very early days, i vou read hia life, you will find he was Alwis ...

... greatly appreciated by the congregation. The Union Jack was draped on behalf ' of the country’s loss by the death of Lord { Kitchener. The Boys' Brigade band headed the parade, and the officer commanding the ’ Boy Scouts was Assistant Scoutmaster (. Taylor ...