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... KITCHENER’S (R .R.D.) VETERANS. ' , ~ Vi'i* ' ••• ' •.^- , The above photograph «f men from Sheffield and district, over pears of age, who took part in football match at Groningen, Holland. ...
... Lord Kitchener and Boxing. Evidently the late Lord Kitchener wia not out of touch with boxing phraseology judging from the interview reported by Reuter, with Mr. Abe Bailey, at Knigcrsdorp. Replying to a question by Mr. Bailey, Lord Kitchener said: —Well ...
... the Fate of Lord .. Kitchener. The Secretary of the Admiralty makes the following announcement: further report has been received from the Commander-In-Chief of the Grand Fleet regarding the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire with Lord Kitchener and his Staff on board ...
... they '••t fewer than 7 coals ♦— one of the iiiehe*t scorimr games of the season. Egerton ►v«-.refl goals for Lincoln, and Kitchen three ti ...
... about half of the soldiers.on board the vessel in question.—Press Association War Special. On hearing the death of Cord Kitchener, It.nci* Otaris Cullender withdraw his ...
... the City, scores goals. September 25.—Big victory of Sheffield United over Grimsby Town at Bramall Lane, winning by t>—l. Kitchen scored three goals. Barnsley drew Derby County, at Oakwell. I—l- Only small programme Midland Section matches, date being ...
... hare been allowed holiday, accompanied with usual Whitsuntide breakfast. But all are follow later on. Tuesday evtniqg a Kitchener memorial ier* ' was held the Cathedral, and a very imand impoßing service proved. •Net only wire all the leaders and officials ...
... of obtaining as much money possible for so worthy a cause, had fixed them for Whit-Monday. Lord Kitchener and Golf. is surpriso to anyone that Lord Kitchener, less in secret than he thought at the time, determined to know something game, and in bis initiation ...
... TpaßlflPiayartM Second-Lieutenant R. MacPheraon, Bth Cameron Highlanders, the famous young Scottish layer, waa among Lord Kitchener's staff on the lampshiro. MacPheraon, who was member of the Covered Courts Club, Dulwich, played for Paris against London ...
... undoubtedly save least three Uvea, and pleased the boys tl battalion, with whom justly popular. To-day would liave been Lord Kitchener 's birthday. Soldiers deafened as the result of active service will receive tbs disability pennon. It suggested that the ...
... arrange. Enjoyable dinner, presided over by Mr. H. W. Westlake, who made and sympathetic reference the* nation’s- dens Lord Kitchener. ’• * Only three specimen prize* these distributed to J, Cartwright for coach, lib. 8A; B. Welbon for' Slbi.; and 'W. Fox ...