... the altar. Here also were the seats for relathres and friends, among whom the figures Mrs. Parker, Lord Kitchener's sister, and Commander Kitchener. K.N., his nephew, were the most noticeable. The clergy included the Archbishop of Canterbury, the mshop ...

... KITCHENER MOXI’MENT. In the of Tomrcone reeterdaT. O, Back. ice-ChamberlaiD cf tha Hoatehold, presented meeaage tfce girg intimating that be e-onlo g'sdly g’ve direct or)* for the erection of a mon’iment the :»r* lajrd Kitthanar order honour moat diatmgutthad ...

... KITCHENER S CHARACTER must, lie always England's Navy that secured our country, but at the same lime was not unfair to say that without the great additions our forces secured Lord Kitchener the enemy would have had immense facilities for endangering the ...

... A “LIFE” KITCHENER, It is authoritatively announced that the faniil '■ Lord Kitchener have under consideration the publication his life, the writing which must of necessity take some time. Only the person entrusted with the work will have access to Lord ...

... Where Kitchener Died. Many people are asking wliere is BireaT Bay, which, it i? said, the Hampshire sank. Mr. James Gray, president the Viking Society, in answering the question in the “Spectator,” says: “It is on the west coast of the mainland Orkney ...

... PANSHINE KITCHEN AIAGIC. THERE is plenty of Roast Beef in Old England and plenty of Panshine to keep the cooking utensils clean and wholesome. Try it for cleaning Pots, Pans, Knives, Forks and Spoons. Scrub your Floors and Tables with it. Use it for cleaning ...

... MEMBERS TO MEET LORD KITCHENER. Mr. TENNANT said Lord Kitchener was always willing receive individual members of the House or collective deputations convey him suggestions for the more effective conduct of the war. Lord Kitchener would be glad to meet ...

... SINKING THE LORD KITCHENER UNCONCERNED. Interviewed Porirmonth, Leading Steknr Krftd, th« cruiser Haropsairc, two explosions during * burrioace. The first wm apparently due a mine and the second to the boiler. When afloat the saw the skip was well down ...

... Lord Kitchener and His Critics. Lord Kitchener, the man of action and of eloquent silence, met to-day at the House of Commons, in an informal and secret sitting, many of the men words who have been using their time and tongues of late in criticising his ...

... OAN SHINE KITCHEN MAGIC. Look on the bright side of things. r .D. Y« .-•» « the*i; »l rr ...

... PAN SHINE KITCHEN JHAGIC. pANSHINE makes brightness appear in quick time. It makes dullness disappear double quick time. Use Panshine in your home to-day. A little Panshine—a brisk rub—a smile and shine —everything cleaned —everybody happy—that’s the ...

... BIRMINGHAM’S TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. Birmingham yesterday paid its re Cathedral, where memorial sen; • above i R. Boroughs. * > T pr. W. R. Borolfgh Sergt. C. T. Boroughs. Cpl. Q. R. Boroughs. Pour of tlie five sons of Mr. W. Boroughs, of Bearwo ...