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... THE “KITCHENER HYMN.” Lord Kitchener had a special affection for tbe hymn Abide with Me”—hence its choice for the opening of the memorial service at Bt. Paul’s on Tuesday place of the one ‘selected the Cathedral authorities. A few years ago competition ...
... 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 LATE LORD KITCHENER Reuter’* Agency is informcl that the Synod of Russia, throueh the MetroDolitan Poltrim of Petrotfrad, ha* telegraphed to the Archbishop of Canterbury offering its condolence* on the death of Lord Kitchener and the loss of the Hampshire ...
... Japan has sent a message to King George expressing his profound regret ct the death of Lord Kitchener. Wellington, Monday.—Memorial aervioes for the late Lord Kitchener were yesterday military camps and all churches throughout the Dominion special memorial ...
... SORROW AT LORO KITCHENER S DEATH The War Oflk* has received the following telegram from the Japanese War Minister: ** Now that we expect much of the United Kingdom are reported the painful newt of the audden removal the Lord Kitchener, moat glorious general ...
... CANON RAWNSLEY’S TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. Preaching at Lancaster Parish Church, lyrsterday, before crowded congregation, among whom were Col. Duflin, commanding the 4th Regimental District. Major Paton. and other officers the depot, the Canon Rawnsley ...
... eneniieo. The Kitchener demanded internment. The Vicar’a remarks were punctuated by ** hear, hears from all parts of the church. THE EMPIRE’S TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. MELBOURNE, Suncl.». ImprcMire memorial •ervtcoa for Lord Kitchener were held today ...
... the bidding for some articles, there was an agent of I/ord Kitchener rea ...
... balbicoms. g.l. kitchens, ac.; good gardens; rent £75 per annum. OXTOX.— 13. rcarttf-rnad: entertatoiai:•rooms. drooms, billiard room. g.f kitchens. ; elecmc rent p-t annum. I^XTON.—27, G>nniore 3 eotert»ininj:-rooai». bedroom/, g.f. kitchens; nice garden: ...
... for Loro Kitchener here at noon on Tuesday, when salutes will fired throughout India.— Reuter. GENEROUS JAPANESE TRIBUTE. Among the various messages received by the War Office sympathising with Britain on the occasion the death Lord Kitchener was the following ...
... WALLASEY. A iribptc f the late lx>rd Kitchener was paid at the Wallasey Parish Church, yesterday morning, when memorial service arranged the rector (the Rev. G. D. White) was held. Ibia partaking of civic eharaHer mason of the attendance of th« Mayor ...
... A Lover of Children. That Lord Kitchener did not marry was due neither to dislike of female humanity nor to cross love when was young man. Probably he had his love affairs like other young men ; but the real reason for his celibacy was that found his ...