... KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM. Out of the war-fog that covered the land A man arose who could understand, With a mighty brain and a lion heart Andthelcvoof.poo&h’-ndwm 2 %‘borough ” his motto, and no truer frame, Fitted round Kitchener lining his name. With infinite ...

... HOW KITCHENER DIED. BOAT SWAMPED IN LEAVING THE HAMPSHIRE. It is stated thet Lord Kitchener was drowned owing to the smking of one of the boats which, as Sir John Jellicoe reported, was seen to leave the Hampshire, says the Glasgow Herald. Lord Kitchener ...

... MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR LORD KITCHENER AND ALL WHO HAVE FALLEN IN THE WAR. On Wednesday ovonin{ a memorial service was held at the parish church for the men who have fallen in the war, especially for Field Marshal Lord Kitchener, for the sailors who gave ...

... captain called out for Lord Kitchener to come up to the fore bridge, near where the cnrulnu boat was hoisted. He was also heard calling for Lord Kitchener to get into the boat, but no one is able to say whether Lord Kitchener {o( into the boat or not, mor ...

... the country had sustained by the death of Lord Kitchener. Lord Kitchener was a great man and a great soldier, and the whole nation felt his untimely loss very acutely. We had glnned our faith to Lord Kitchener in this great crisis: his name was on the lips ...

... matters than any other member of the Cabinet. It is agreed that neither he nor any one else will be a second Lord Kitchener; but Lord Kitchener Was in a class by himself; there had never been & War Minister like him before and there is not likely to be another ...

... WAR MINISTER, 'l'o-d-{.’: - .\lornila Post ”’ announces, but not authoritatively, that Mr. Lloyd George will succeed Lord Kitchener as Secretary of State for War. As the Under Secretary vught to be a member of the House of Lords, the Earl of Derby is suggested ...

... and took an intelligent interest in the professions they had adopted. AN INTERESTING “AUCTION.” Lord Kitchener’s Letter to the Nation. lLord Kitchener’'s original letter appealin for 300000 recruits for the new Army, chg figured on 0 many of the hoardings ...

... wind made its way through the ti;?b]e thicknesses of wooden walls, and the cold was always stirring this way and that in the kitchen. When Esther scrubbed the floor, it was alinost like a sheet of ice that one could skate on before she had finished, in spite ...

... AT SOUTHBROOM CHURCH. A memorial service for those fallen in the North Sea Battle (May 31st), and for Field Marshal Lord Kitchener and his staff on H.M.S. llm‘rinn- (June sth), was held in Southbroom pari church Jast Sunday morning. The memorial service ...

... report has been received from the Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Fleet regarding the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and his staff on board. It has now been established that the Hampghire struck a mine at about 8 p.m. on Monday last [week] ...

... Hymn, 165; Psalms, Barnby, Goss: Te Deum. Jubilate, chancs: hvmns, 225, 289. 200, 437; Hecessional. Rudyard Kipling. (Lord Kitchener Memorial Service. The Mayor and Corporation will attend, and the lessons will be read by Colonel Steward and Colonel Colston ...