... LORD KITCHENER’S END. Details, official and other, are bow forthcoming the loss of the Hampshire. These are welcome, though necessarily harrowing. They serve to pat an end to all misgiving the subject, for they show beyond all doubt that it was through ...

... LATE EARL KITCHENER The following Message was for' warded to the King, at lincliinghara Palace : Officers of the Internationa l Headquarters of The Salvation Army in Council with General Booth beg to convey their sincere sympathy in the loss your MajestY ...

... port aide. * Tha captain raJloH out for Lord Kitchener come to tha fore bride* near where the captain'* boat wee heard eallinpr for Lord Kitchener get into the boat hut one ia able to ray whether Lord Kitchener got into the boat not. nor what occurred to ...

... FRED KITCHEN’S REVUE “ALL SQUARE” WANTED Known, the original TWO LILLYS. and Assistant, the famous Franco-Itahan Star Equilibrists, Acrobatic Act. their beautiful scenery! “The Sun Land.” Vacant July 3, 24, Aug 21, 28. Wire for Monday next. Preferably ...

... TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. The Rev. F. Renton Barry, preaching the Presbyterian Church on Sunday, NIL! a tribute in momory of the late Lord Kitchener. In the course of his sermon he Bad:— With dramatic unexpectedness, in the m id s t cf awful mystery ...

... LORD KITCHENER AND THE COMMONS. Three days later came the meeting with member s of the House of Commons, at which I was the only member of your lordships' House who had the privilege to be present. I had been preeent when the suggestion was made to him ...

... popular and anddle-class kitchens. One such kitchen in Berlin provides daily 1,000 meals, each consisting of between two and three ounces of meat and a pound of potatoes and green vegetables, and costing 3ed. In two kitchens at Karlsruhe a fixed charge ...

... fribute to Kitchener. IVriting from l'aris to Mr. and Mrs. Starke, of Fairlight Avenue, Woodford Green, Mks Ilubault refers in the following terms to the death of Lord Kitchener : We have heard of England's great loss in the person of Lord Kitchener, and with ...

... LORD KITCHENER AT WOOLWICH. “Mis Last Military Inspection. ‘.fl.jth.“hrl Kitoheper of Frekd in hie ¢ of Secretary of :iu. out the inepection of S d,0‘-:”m Mibtary Acae U olwich, on ) 25th, and this wae —L-.fim“'m The deceased b M arehal was received ...

... present at any meeting of the Executive Committee from June, 1874, until after Lieutenant Kitchener went out to Palestine, could not have procured Lieutenant Kitchener's appointment as M 940, Burn relates. ...

... KITCHENER'S -TWO TEARS.” Speaking yesterday at a memorial service for Lord Kitchener at the Canadian Red Cross Hospital at Clivedeen, Lord Desborough recalled some intimate recollections of the old soldier who was often his guest at Taplow Court. There ...

... PEERS AND LORD KITCHENER. GLOWING TRIBUTES TO THE LATE FIELD-MARSHAL. LORD FRENCH. STORY OF A REQUEST THAT FAILED. ...