... reference to the death of Lord Kitchener, whom he described I as a great soldier, a statesman, and a emir' teems gentleman. When we emerge from this great world conflict, he said, it would be more tally appreciated that Lord Kitchener was rimarily responsible ...

... eyes, and quiet. voice, expressed his character. Horatio Herbert Kitchener was born on June 21th, 1850; at Gunsborough House, near Trak*. Ireland. His I fathew, Colonel Horatio Kitchener, belonged to ivfinflolk fain*, but before Horatio's birth had become ...

... IT. • Well, Lord Kitchener, • prominent citizen of Capetown is reported to have said to his guest during a crisis in the South African War, and how do you propose to reorganise the transport? Reorganise it, 'aphid Kitchener drily; I shall or ...

... morning-room, hall, staircase, landing, bed coots, silver, electroplate, china, glass, pictures, sported prints, lines. kitchen, culinary utensils, and out , bee effects. Catilegues 3d. each, to admit to View and Salt. Oa View Monday, June 16th, from ...

... to them. (Hear, hear) THE MSS OF LORD KITCHENER., Mr. J. W. Pratt, M.P., before proceeding to deliver an address explaining the 'scheme, said he happened to be one of the members of Parliament who met Lord Kitchener , on Friday morning last, when his Lordship ...

... Boy. 3 years, sad =eke Useful; steels o.t.—Apply denten, fa, Arthur. WAilltD for Llangodoo, litebearnald. and Girl for cars Kitchen Work; fares paid; good wages. Vhse Hotel. btifloed. prOUNG Lody Wanted, to take done of Baby, 18 ▪ months old; aho to help ...

... LORD KITCHENE.R DROWNED. H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE SUNK OFF THE ORKNEY ISLANDS. ...

... was damaged, and traffic suspaneled tar many hours. LORD KITCHENER. Memorial Service on Tuesday. THE ENG AND QIJEEN TO ATTEND 'The ling and Queen ataand the memorial service,- for Lord Kitchener, which will be held it At. Panl's Catherst Tl.l The warmest ...

... to push the gun out of the cavity. That was Kitchener the soldier. . . In South Africa. the burial wee taking 1 place of. • young Whew, and th• then- Chief.l-81a1 was present. Said an onlooker, You Kitchener is unemotional. Re niay be. belt .whea that ...

... bedrooms, large bathroom fitted ertth elotbes cupbotrd and separate Tr • good laundry: stables. eoachthouse. motor Range, kitchen gardels;and usual out-dikes: above in excellent condition: greater part ot , purchme money ran remain on mortgage If dodged ...

... morning that Mr. Asquith received clailate news of the calamity. and the sad tidings came as a great shoat to him. for Lord Kitchener was not only a oolleague. but • personal friend. The King ret.irned to Loudon earlier than he had intruded, and his first ...

... most momentous periods of time in the history of the country. He was one of those who had the privilege of meeting Lord Kitchener last Friday, and to look at him, so St, io strong, so confident, so masterful, was to bore a fresh baptism of faith as to ...