... spare tiro© will spend in the Finchley A.O.V. works. The Tragic Death Lord Kitchener.—Rcfcrenoee were made- many of the Finchley churches on Sunday to the death of Lord Kitchener, and at the close of the service, in com© cases, Dead March” in Saul was played ...

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... evening service was Attwood's “Como, Holy Ghost,” In tlw rimming service in some rm'asuro was also memorial servioo for Lord Kitchener. The 90tb Psalm was ehanfcxt and the Dead March Haul played In the emirs*, of sermon on I. Kings xviiL, 35. “'Hh? fire of ...

... the arches high with beds and tottering washstands. Even the bare patch of ground that surrounded the shop, wardrobes and kitchen tables wandered derelict among clumps of marigolds and zinnias. Packing-cases gaped from mounds sour straw. Sometimes an old ...

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... many our readers loam that Frederick L. Sims—a Hendon man—is among survivors H.M.3. “Hampshire,” which was lost with Lord Kitchener and his staff board. Throe letters have been received from Stoker Sims his mother and sister at 207. The Broadway, West Hendon ...

... morning, by tho National Anthem. dal reference his sermon was both morning and evening the Rev. H. Trundlo to the late Lord Kitchener, tbo Naval victory, and special Whitsun menage. The Bishop’s Pastoral the National Mission r«'ad at Matt inn. As usual, church ...

... Empin* the late Lord Kitchener, and of tho confidence nation his leadership, particularly the beginning of war. When the request was made for half a million men the nation stood almost; aghast, but when it was remembered that Lord Kitchener had asked for such ...

... of Lord Kitchener—a victim the war though he had lo*t hi* life leadiag men into action. The only crumb ol comfort in the irreparable lose pathm is died a* every true soldier would wish die —in the service of his King and country. Lord Kitchener was sense ...

... Mallaby-Deeley. M.P. for the* Harrow Division, and Mrs. Mallaby-Dedey attended, invitation, the memorial service to Lord Kitchener St. Paul’* Cathedral Madame Cicely Jackson and her pupils arc giving a display of dancing the Hartley Hall. Mill-hUI, on ...

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