... (Page 5.) At the weekly service of intercession yesterday in the West Parish Church, Aberdeen, allusion to the late Lord Kitchener was made by the Rev. G. H. Donald and_ the Rev. C. H. Todd. (Page 4.) It understood that Sir George Anderson, general manager ...

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... belief in army and navy circles is that Kitchener probably had a large and important staff with him, probably including some of the best brains in the British army. The opinion held here is that the death of Kitchener will felt as discouraging blow to the ...

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... REQUIEM MASS PARIS. A Requiem Muss in memory Lord Kitchener will »*n •nomine the English Catholic Church, J uris.—Ventral News. - ...

... , ■■■■ * view of Broome Park, Lord Kitchener’s country residence. It is situated at Denton, about half-way between Canterbury and Folkestone. It was there that his qualities as a man were revealed. It was one his delights to act host to parties wounded ...

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... their mods d thz- t not possibly be transferred ia might bo inorq THE NINO AND LORD HITrITENLR. Mrs. Parker, sister of Lord Kitchener, I, I been the recipient of innumerable letters a .1 teleignsma of sympathy in her personal and expressing grief, which the ...