... STORY ABOUT KITCHENER. IThe Rev. T. M. Falconer told interesting story of Lord Kitchener at Park Sheet Unitarian Church, Hull. It shone that he pot always the an of iron—cold and unbending. Ft was after conquest of the Soudan, and Kitchener had returned ...

... seemed a great chaster. The country's military leader, Lord Kitchener, had been . taken away; the one man who could least be spared. It a great shock to the Empire when it ;earned that Lord Kitchener was deed. His le had been a magnificent one. organised the ...

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... netts:rat phenomena we Ilnd it hard to grasp. I understand who has caught a glimpse of the dieine Ere unimpseestd By one in the kitchen grate. The kind of people who think it is a kind aoss to usake a teetotaler drunk. To op a thief; Isom mi •01110110110 ...

... asth, ..nd in the case of Healaugh from August rd to September 3rd. MLIIORIAL Szavici.—A memorial service for the Into Lord Kitchener was held in St. Mary's Church, Tadcaster, on Tuesday, and was conducted by the Rev. J. Rowland Jones (vicar) and the Rev ...

... are darkened by the shadow of death. The resohatioo adopted. Lord Mr Scott referred to the death of Kitchener, and said they regretted the of Lord Kitchener, his staff, and aim the brave men, over 600, who went down with him. He suggested that a message ...

... emergency, and for that reason they are doing their utmost m the which Mit a spontaneous one, throughout the country. Lord Kitchener had a true ...

... Th rose 305. on the wtek. The price of 'e British Hampshire, which was Edwards was Zto ion. against £9 the conveying Lord Kitchener to Russia, by the week. At the advanced price there was s Anil - Ingof mute, pawing west of the keen cleznand. 0 p d. 3 Orkneys ...

... suffocation of Lavinia Hawkeswood and her four children. , Neighbours had missed the woman and her children, and they forced the kitchen door. They found the house full of gas, and five of the eccupaists were dead. A screw from the gasmeter was missing Mem H ...

... Lords on Tuesday numbers, even to getting all men o Lord Chummed asked whether there not join the Volunteer Corps. He (Lord Kitchener, Prnats . cut Volun Iwee afraid we had not reached that stage yet Corps of The extble lord had spoken of work important ...

... East Fife oormituents at Ladybank. The right hon. gentleman, with much emotional feeling, paid an eloquent tribute to Lord Kitchener's ceaseless and boundless self-devotion to the State. He had left a place in our national life that no one else could fill ...

... FREbE MILNER AND LORD ICITCNENER. SYMPATHY AND KINDNESS. Sir Wither, tonnerly ot Appleton, Pam, wntes:—Thuse Moo Mem Lord Kitchener at all intimately would tek you be bad a heart of geld. 1 rue, to thul. enn knew only sligrst.y l apissared num somewhat ...