... KITCHENER'S CALM. “Lord Kitchener did not geem in the least perturbed, calmly waited the preparations for the ship. which were ng on in & «nfi‘i _and orderly way. ‘flfl crew went z‘ r stations ofim‘ orders steadily, and ed ::b: Bite v&0 mmih v proved im: ...

... KITCHENER'S CAREER. Lord Kitohener was born in 1850. He was commissioned second-lieutenant in the Royel Engineers in 1871. As a subaltcrn he was empmlard in survey work in Cyprus and ll’gslgnnr. & on promotion to captain in was attached to the Egyptian ...

... KING AND KITCHENER MAJESTY'S RT-rPT.Y TO FROM (.'OMMONS. Mr. (Vice-Chamberlair a message the of Commons from the King i address praying for the delivered ■tion of a pnb ntrv this cri'i Mr. Hareonrt , in reply Mr. Gilbert. would nifH-t with the note ...

... LORD KITCHENER. World’s Tributes to Dead Soldier. ...

... KITCHEN MAGIC. THE Pot and the Kettle are fond of one another nowadays—and very fond of Panshine. They sit side by side on the hob or gas stove and sing its praises in perfect union. They belong to the bright family of things cleaned with Panshine. A ...

... Kitchener as an Agriculturist. This story of Townshend recalls a similar one in relation to Kitchener. When the great war lord was in South Africa won the trust and confidence of the men whom he had recently been fighting. So much so, that sometime after ...

... LORD KITCHENER. 1 cannot bend beside his grove, For he sleeps in the secret sea; And not one gentle whispering wave Will tell the pho to me. But though unseen by human eyes, And mortals know it not, IQ Father knoweth where he lies, And angels guard the ...

... KITCHENERS LETTER. jei.soo OFFERED FOR THE APPEAL FOR 300,000 MEN. further offer for Lard Kitchener's autograph appeal for 300,000 recruits was received yesterday at the Red Cross Gift House, Pall Mall. It came from Mr. George Speer-Brown, Oakendean, ...

... LOST WITH KITCHENER Two Sheffield sailors shared the sad fate of Lord Kitchener in the sinking of H.M.S. Hampshire. Official information has been received from the Admiralty announcing the death of Ableseaman Fred Leslie, eldest son of Mr. H. Leslie, ...

... LORD KITCHENER LOST AT SEA. H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE SUNK BY MINE OR TORPEDO. EVERYONE ON BOARD DROWNED Th• Secretary of the Admiralty announces that the following telegram was received from the r o mmander-in-Chief of the Coaled Fleet on Tuesday morning: I have ...

... serve to remind our fellow-subjecte, the Boers, of our strugale with them. His previous title and strle had been “ Viscount Kitchener’ of Khar. joum and of the Vaal in the Colony of the T Seed vam ...

... KITCHENER MEMORIALS. We are ,urprised and disappetntssi this district did not to any extent dedicate Tuesday of this week to a memorial oi Kitchener. A definite lead was given to the nation iJy the King and 6overnment, who attended the service in St. ...