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... LORD KITCHENER. The tragic death of Lord Kitchener and of others who in their respective agheru were of great importance to the war work of the nation, may fitly (says the Wiltshire Gazette) be termed a disaster. As has been pointed out so frequently ...
... Sox, Devizes. ’I‘O LET from June 24th, 21 Long Street, Devizes, comprising, 2 Reception Rooms, 4 or 5 Bedrooms, Bath Room, Kitchen, Scullery end Usual domestic Offices, Back Yard. SEVERAL Furnisbed houses to let in and near Devizes also in Bromham, Seend ...
... destroyers, but on shots being fired the latter returned into port. Rumour is busy with the names of possible successors to Lord Kitchener as Minister of War, but there is nothing authentic. Mr. Asquith remains in temporary charge of the administration. _ A sinister ...
... Deum and Jubilate, chants; hymn, 15¢. Followed b{h. Memorial Service for those who fell in ° :.‘v:::'n'mmont. and for Lord Kitchener and is b Erensong, 6.30 : Hymn, 157; Responses, Festal; Psalms, Soaper, Boyce; l;fimlut and Nune Dimittis, chants; hymns, ...
... Loss.—The astounding news, which reached Marlborough early on Tuesday afternoon, of the totally unexpected death of Earl Kitchener came as a stunning blow to one and all. Residents at first, would not credit the unfortunate news, until wires announcing ...
... announcing the death of Lord Kitchener. % * A A later telegram with the intelligence that the members of the Staff had also perished, served to augment the gloom. Later, a canard rapidly gained currency to the effect that Lord Kitchener had been saved, but this ...
... matter what the weather may he The gentleman referred to in that note was Brifimher-flonenl Ellershaw, who went down with Lord Kitchener. He was the son of a Somerset country parson, and was connected with a hm“{l'{m were at one time leading residents at Horton ...
... Lieutenant Ormond George Hake, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Denys Hake, of Hailey School, Bournemouth, answered Lord Kitchéner's call for officers in August, 1914, at the age of 17. In September he recdived a commission in the 12th Hants Regiment, ...
... Powers. One immediate result of the blockade is that a partial demobilisation of the Greek Army has begun. The death of Lord Kitchener on his way to Russia has no doubt delayed consultation with the Czar’s Government for further co-ordination of the military ...
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... as being a nursery for the main Society. Brigadier-General W. Ellershaw, who was amongst the officers drowned with Tord Kitchener, was a few years ago well-known in Trowbridge, where he was stationed as adjutant to the 121st R.F.A., leaving towards the ...
... into the front sittingroom, and there saw ber jewel case. Her brecoch was miseing. She also missed a clothes brush from the kitchen. Bhe valued the whole of the articles stolen, including the watch and chain, at £l2 15s. ‘When she looked round the bouse ...