... TORD KITCHENER. Morning service on Sunday last commenced with the hymn * Now the labourer’s task is o’er,”” and ths evening service with * Peace, perfect ?uca. :‘:l'pit references to the great battle on the asea the death of Lord Kitchener were made ...

... LORD KITCHENER. A momorial eervice to Lord Kitchener was held in St. Paul's Church on Tuesday afterncon, with war interceassion. It was conducted by the rector, the Rev. 1. M. Walter, and the Rev. F. M. Caulfield. All flags in the town were flown at half-mast ...

... CAVERSHAM. LORD KITCHENER. Reference was made to the loss sustained by the death of Lord Kitchener and the many lives lost in the recent naval engagement, af various places of worship on Sunday. At the Parish Church the vicar referred to it in the morning ...

... PANGBOURNE. LORD KITCHENER. In memory of Lord Kitchener, the organist at the parish church (Mrs. Surplice) played the Dead March in “ Saul” at the close of the evening service, the congregation standing. ...

... 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 ...

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... York Evening Sun.” - - » On one occarion Lord Kitchener instructed hix aide-to-camp to communicate with a certain General famous for the * warmth’ of his language. ‘‘ Not over the wires,”” added Lord Kitchener, “ they might fuse ! Seven thoueand printers ...

... 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 ...

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... every man believed that he himself counted in the fray, the sooner the war would be over. Did the Volunteers count? In Lord Kitchener's last publio speech—a speech they would be able to look back to sadly and at the same time with pleasure, because J his ...

... 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 ...