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... Council’s acceptance of the offer of service on the part of the Berkshire Regiment, but that was tfio da when the death of Lord Kitchener was announm{, and he had been informed that owing to that unfortunate circumstance the offer of fixe Berkshire Regiment had ...

... he said fiercely, or in high quarters. Everywhere one went the people talked about spies,.There were stories about Lord Kitchener's intention to visit Russia having been known to a great many people in Ie ud n some : days before he sailed. This may hays ...

... business in applicant's absence, and this view being held by the Tribunal only a fortvight's Ivaco given. THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. VOLUNTEER TRAINING CORPS MEMORIAL ...

... SERVICE On Sunday afternoon a eery touching mernorisl service for the late Lord Kitchener was held by the mem , ens of the Volunteer Training Corps which was heartily joined in by many hundreds cf the townspeople. The aesentbly was in th.• Market Platy ...

... the battles of the Atbara and Khartoum. the campaign in South Attica, and other places of the great work of the late Lord Kitchener, for which he was frequently mentioned in despatches and rewari.ed with medals. Though he is past sixty, his friends would ...

... SHIPLAKE. MEMORIATI, SERVICE. A large congregaiion attendel the memorial serwice for Lord Kitchener, held in the church, Shipfake. ai 12 ncon on Tuesday. Tha.opening voluntary, played by the organist, Miss Marie England, was “ O Resi in the Lord,” and ...

... of the anxieties of farming under pretest conditions. That would amount to desertion. What would they have said if Lead Kitchener had declared, I have done my best. AU the papers attack me. I sae harried in the Home of Commons whoa things . go wrong ...

... cook, had left and had net bete well enough to return to her dutiee. The Matron bad taken the role responsibility cf the kitchen since and she asked for further assistsnce. :he pointed out that Mrs. Pridges, an b mate, was a capable person to do the work ...

... on the wave-kissed shroud of the great Englishman whose passing had cast a shadow over every Britieh heart and home. Lord Kitchener was a man in everything that word implied. }e worked miracles. Ho waved his magic wand of organieation over the land, and ...

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