... sympathetic reference to the death of Lord Kitchener. Whom Jeacriibed a great soldier, statesman, and courteous gentleman. When we emerged out of this great world conflict, it would more fully aop dated that Lord Kitchener was prim arm for inspiring the nation ...

... ENTATION evening the 'en-tral members Division St Lyon n-it-n V:s in were T° Otficee if ’r -V ’ LES-ST— KD— - - ' : v ' KITCHENER’S Mrs sister ' rooms received letters sympathy from King I WASSAND-ST— c- THORNTOX-ST-G- - - — Le-r - - - WALOOTT-PT—Gca: ...

... I am. Kipling hastened ti tell her grarely. and in eery confidential tone—l am. madam, only, you this is my day off! Kitchener storiee are not very plentiful, but now and then a good one gets about. He was watching some new troops being manceuvred ...

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... bought, at the corner of Tottenham Court Road and Oxford Street, an evening newspaper containing the news of the loss of Lord Kitchener. The prisoner van Aelst also bought a paper, and when they read the news both men burst into laughter, if they were glad ...

... Sheffield. COOK Wanted.—Apply Proctor and Son, Fargate, Sheffield. Wanted; family two 229. Cemetery rd. COOK. Wanted, £ZO; Kitchen maid kept; small family —Turner, 13, Hounstield rd. Wanted; £24-26.-Mjers, 55, Norfolk * st, Shefßeld. COOK.-GENEKAE, experienced; ...

... loss appetite, and. work is persisted in, ultlnsau: jauad.ct, ono?. and ooma. * ♦ • The French people claim pride that Lord Kitchener powder in the French army ...

... operative hi 3 joining tho colours. couiin Lord Kitchener says was given his first important post because was able to use camera! Tho authorities, ho save, wanted someone to Palestine and take photograph?, and Kitchener's knowledge photography obtained him the ...

... memorial the late Lord Roberts. Colonel the Hon. W. L. 'Vane, who presided, moved an expression of regret at the death of Lord Kitchener. Colonel Vane added that his mind it was surprising that in the history of our nation until comparatively recent times, very ...

... Great Field Marshal. For the moment Mr. Asquith has personal charge Lord kitchener’s department at the War Office. Practically no fresh news regarding the death of Lord Kitchener was received yesterday. Messages continued to pour into Buckingham Palace ...

... under Lovds Roberts and red the city, and the Union Jack r the Raadzaal (Pariiaggent House). T OF ‘K. OF K.’ SOLD. . of Lord Kitchener was sold by it Garden Market yesterday in ad Day Fund w provide smokes fo” nd sailors. The great croxd thered in the Floral ...

... mine and sank.—Press Association War Special LORD KITCHENER. HIS MEMORY WITH OUR ARMIES. WORLD-WIDE WOE. The Army Order issued by His Majesty’s command, informing us of the loss at sea of Lord Kitchener, has been received with the deepest regret by all ...