... FOR LORD KITCHENER. SERVICE AT ST. PAULS. A TOUCHING AND IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY. ton SrXCIAL Lottdou. Tuesdt .y Night To-day memorial lor Kitchener c,t St. Paul's ttill rank amongst tho most iinprcsjdv© scenes witnessed within the walls National Cathedral ...

... two throe sources that Kitchener had recently changed his mind as the duration the war; and the cxtrcmcst trivialities arc adduced in support. It even alleged as a valuable piece evidence that fortnight belore he died. Kitchener told shopkeeper who complained ...

... General Sir Douglas Ilaig the Army Council:— The Army Order issued His Majesty's command informing of the loss 6».-a Lord Kitchener his. received with the deepest bv all ranks of the armies under my comi nan lli?. memory will remain with as incentive, u» ...

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... yesterday. The Dean Manchester attended to give greetings the delegates, who. after pawing a. resolution expressing great Lord Kitchener's death, marched in procession to attend the memo rial at the Cathedral. Tho Chief Shepherd (Mr. A. Robinson, Greenock! ...

... seconded Mr. Hodgson, of Wakefield, a resolution was passed expressing profound sorrow at the loss tho has sustained tho Loir! Kitchener, and deep at the tragic pacing of great patriot* ...

... YORK MINSTER. the memorial for Far! Kitchener and the officers, and men of the Forces, York Minster, the name Frederick Shepherd- navy writer on IJ.M.S. Hampshire, and former choir boy the Minster, was specially included. The service waa attended Lieut ...

... if properly worked, could made beneficial Friendly Societies. telegram was sent the King profound sorrow the death Lord Kitchener, and declaring tliQ firm conviction that it would prove stimulus the British race to prosecute the war successful end. ...

... late uncle, Ear! Kitchener. Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria visited their Majesties this afternoon The Hon. cur Sidney Comptroller and Treasurer the Prince Wales, represented his Royal Highness the Memorial Service for Ear! Kitchener, which held St ...

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... In reverent and gruteful memory of the British who gave their lives for their country in tho Battle of Reef, and of Lord Kitchener Khartoum, and who died with him. The Mayor Corporation, and representatives of other' public bodies, assembled informally ...

... £9j. ITU I. BXLTIOi, Juno 1?-Jlru,ir«i.9 was suspend.*! from o'clock und-dav until o'clock p.m. respect to the late tart Kitchener. Wheat: Cargoes dull, ana the tendency buyers' favour. although quotation!; mark little banco. For Blue and the way 60a. ...