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... IN MEMORY OF LORD KITCHENER. CHURCH SERVICES AT TUNBRIDCE WELLS. In most of the Tunbridge Wells churches on sympathetic leferenoe was made by the preachers the tragic death of the Right Hon. Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener of Khartoum. In aiany places the ...

... HORATIO HERBERT KITCHENER “How sleep the brave!” a poet wrote,— “The brave,” said Collins, who sink to rest, By all their country’s wishes bless’d!” Then honour comes, a pilgrim gray. To bless the turf that wraps their clay.” We think not always how ...

... THE DEATH 011 LORD KITCHENER. The Mayor in feeling term. to the loss the nation had sustained by the death of Lord Kitchener. and it was decided that a letter should be sent to Mrs. Parker conveying the condolence of the Oorporation and th e inhabitants ...

... MILITARY MEMORIAL SERVICE TO LORD KITCHENER. On Tuesday, at'noon, a memorial service to Lord Kitchener wae held at the Church of St. Mary-in-the-Castle, Dover Castle, which was attended by all units of Dover Garrison and representatives of the Royal Navy ...

... the late earl kitchen ASSOCIATION WITH HYTHE The Mayor, on the occasion of Qieeting the Town Council since tragic death of Earl Kitchener, referi the loss the nation had sustained, cillor W. R. Cobay remarked that Town Council they deeply regretted th ...

... soldiers. It has been given to few men to work, in such a moment, as Lord Kitchener worked for the raising of that army. We cannot point out anyone else who could have done what Lord Kitchener himself, and with his helpers, actually performed. Of his own life ...