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... returned to London from Belfast yesterday. Mr Rudyard Kipling, who attended yesterday’s memorial service for the late Lord Kitchener at Woastminster Abbey, confided to one of the officials that that was the very first time he had heard his Recessional? hymn ...
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... “MAIL Kitchener memorial services, which were well attended, were held at the Parish Church, and at the Weslevan Chapel, Hornsea, yesterday. Th “London Gazette last night the receiving following order : —Harry Dona:d Uxtonby, Hull, former.y norse dealer ...
... incident oceucred in Hull, which gave expression to the hero that we—who are British—cannot help wo but feel towards Lord Kitchener. Two little chaps, aged e:ghe and nine respec- tively, were going to school one morning, armed with stout sticks. They were ...
... unnaturalised. shall be interned forthwith, including these who have been released frorn internment. Sir R. Cooper said Lord Kitchener's death was the culminating point in a long string of events that went to indicate that this country had heen betraved through ...
... are not included in the new Art. Grorp 45.—-There has been no official staternent cro as to the of the later fo) ups. T. S—Kitchener of Khartoum, P.C., K.P.; G.C.B.. O.M.; G.O.8.1.;.G.C.M.G.; G.C.LE. M.D. J. W.—The casualties roughy were 167.9090, apart ...
... buried under debris following a mine explosjon, and of losing the trench in a fog and being unable to get back.” xk * Lord Kitchener's coat-of-arms was a perfect, menarerie, for it contained elephant, a camel, a gnn. a stag, an eagle, a lion, and three bustards ...
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