... Wednesday last, when at the usual school morning service a tribute was paid to Lord Kitchener, the scholars have subscribed for and purchased a picture of Lord Kitchener and large Union Jack. It was to unfurl this flag that to-day's function was held. The ...

... KITCHENER RIOT. ANTI-GERMAN DISPLAY IN LONDON. . . . rti There was a slight recrudescence in last night of the active display of feeling against alien shopkeepers which broke out after the sinking of the Lusitania. Attempts were made to attack several ...

... IN MEMORY OF KITCHENER. O. S. has the following fine lines the current number Punch Soldier of England, you who served her And in that service, tent and *q»rt, Achieved name that never lost its spell Over your country's heart; Who saw your work a ...

... WOMAN AND KITCHENER. A DISORDERLY SCENE LIVERPOOL. Sarah Ann Hopkins, about forty year? of age, wan charged Liverpool to-day with being drunk and disorderly in Arkwrightstreet, off Netherfield-road, Tuesday night. A young man said saw the prisoner quarrelling ...

... KITCHENER'S END. A WILD MESSAGE TO BERLIN. The Wireless Press circulates the following tel.gram from New York, addressed to Cyril Hotel Adlon, Berlin: Is it true that German submarine rescued Kitchener from one of the Hampshire's boats and made him prisoner ...

... The Last We Saw Lord Kitchener BY HIS BEST FRIENDS. Personal Stories o£ the Battle of Jutland TOLD BY SURVIVORS. BLATCHFORD'S Reply the Kaiser There is nothing the matter with the Navy, and they licked the Huns off Horns Reef on May 31, and licked ...

... black where PANSHINE is used. PANSHINE KITCHEN MAGIC. THE Pot and the Kettle are fond one another nowadays—and very fond Panshine. They sit side side on the hob or gas stove and sing its praises in perfect union. They belong the bright family things cleaned ...

... good kitchens: each.-P 182. Echo office. jlO Dwelling-hou£«, ofi Cownham-rd. ■ Birkenhead; parlour, kitchen scnllerv, l*drooms; convenient Cajamell Laird's.-G. W., office. Birkenhead. jlO House, 60. Raweliffe-rd., Walton; 2 parlours, kitchens. &c.; ...

... that we learn of the death of Lord Kitchener. T lie nation has lost the man who protected her during a time of great peril, and the Government member who devoted unflinching attention duty. Lord Kitchener is dead, but fives on in the army which created ...

... SEVENTH BROTHER,, WITHDRAWS APPEAL AFTER NEWS KITCHENER. hearing of the death of Lord Kitchener, a man named Francis George Cullender immediately wrote the County Hall Tribunal, Spring-gardens, London, withdrawing his appeal against the decision the locai ...

... very different conditions. alluded the tragic death of Lord Kitchener, who, with boundless self-devotion, had served his country from the first day cf tha war the day of his death. Lord Kitchener was not by nature or temperament optimist, but even in the ...

... know about Lord Kitchener's death, apart from the Admiralty, were the policc, who had the news before twelve o clock. The explanation was that Detective M'Laughlin was with Lord Kitchener. Only such an overwhelming loss as that Lord Kitchener (says a Manchester ...