... KITCHENER . [ BY MlIilCEST StJTHEBUXD . J . - I . . As ' sorae watch shooting stars , serrated clouds , Sun ' s half-eclipse , bo on the sky of State They watched his name , blazoned in . liquid fire , And humbly gazed , and gazing knew' it great n . ...

... KITCHENER. brief er,ion wa, the indepeudtut aer n;tnt, o; the .;;king of the Hump >hire : - %%alt-r ,Ay.:-- w2e the last of the survivors to sv: Lord Kitchener Wore leaving the ship. In Impels I notice that his Lordship is said to hays• drowned by the ...

... TO KITCHENERS. A Mnemonic Acrostic. t''' ur re araiT. I sp,te f 6 f. J *'ii his name *1? g'ivea* ?r a higher TWt: ls w ork—to we h man you be now imbued. - less. but njore, with resolve P V ...

... TRIBUTES TO LORD KITCHENER . - WESTMINBTKE , Tuesday Wight . In both Houses to-day reference was made to the national loss sustained by the death of Lord Kitchener . The Commons heard messages of ' sympathy from the Russian Duma , the French Chamber of ...

... KITCHENER SCHOLARSHIPS. Wellington, Thursday. Colonel eaten Rhodes, member of the House of Representatives, having visited Egjypt, Gallipoli, and Malta on behalf of the New Zealund Government, lias been granted an allowance of £500. ha* asked the Government ...

... friendship existed between Lord Kitchener and m yself, I trust that may prevent say a few words on this subject. the House from thinking [ am impudent if [ ef Lord Kitchener as a ield-Marshal or of I do not speak Nerd Kitchener the admin ~ im. « istrator. ...

... KITCHENER AS FREEMASON. In all the Kitchener memoirs published las' week no mention seems to have been made of his Masonic connection. Yet he has held some of thc highest offices in the craft. Strangely enough, though he has filled important oflifes in ...

... Tribute to Kitchener Mr Asquith, who was received with loud cheering, said:—Sir James Scott, ladies and gentlemen,—lt is more than two years since I last addressed you here, unprecedented gap in the history of our connection, which, as the Chairman has ...

... Lord Kitchener and Moses, the Hebrew lawgiver and commander. The two resembled each other in their loneliness, in their unfalteriug faith and unfailing courage and particularly in the death which they died. It was simply remarkable how Kitchener went ...

... KITCHEN HINTS. Always keep a pumice stone by the sink. When cooking vegetables never allow the water to get off the boil. Before squeezing a lemon heat it, and twice s much juice w'i‘fl be obtained. Sugar should never be added to batter puding before ...

... Lord Kitchener, The news of the tragic death of Lord Kitchener was reccived in Glasgow with the most profound sorvow, and in churches of all denominations special refercince was made on Sanday last 1o the loss which the nation has sustained by his death ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Ouiiday laat, in a nuniber of churcbew in reference was made to the death of Lard Kitchener, and tribute paid to the inestimable service be had rendered to the nation. The praise services were appropriate to the occaaton. The Signs of ...