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... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. 4- REFERENCE BY THE VICAR OF AYLESBURY. At evensong in St.. Mary's Church, Aylesbury, on Sunday, the Vicar of Aylesbury (Rev. V. L. Whitechurch) preached from the words, Stablish the thing, 0 God, whicn Thou halt wrought in ...
... MAN wanted ; accustomed to work in kitchen garden and lawns; good wages; ineligible. — HAMMOND, Cables, Pinkney's Green, Nlaidenheed. ...
... UXPERIENCED GARDENER, inelig-124 ible, wanted at once; glass, grounds, kitchen, etc.; single; wages 28s.—Write, Carr. Surran, The Howe, Watlington, Ozon. ...
... considerable time before they would be able to replace the late Lord Kitchener. Lieut.-colonel Tawke aid lie thoroughly endorsed all that the Chairman had SI, well Raid. loord Kitchener had left behind him a living monument and a grand army. Ire appealed ...
... FURNISHED HOUSE in Aylesbury TO IMF for three months, from June; moderate rent; four bedrooms, bathroom two sitting-rooms, kitchen, and usual offices.—Apply, Box 380, Bucks Advertiser, Aylesbury. ...
... MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. Miss Freckles Thi• .Iwakening of l'at.y n Time and Tido THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. Lord Kitchener in France /t o wn Latr.t War Bing Bang Snit here Slightly Mistaken The Management re4erve the right of adminxion. No money ...
... dancers, an entertaining time is assured. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday a film of great and tragic interest — Lord Kitchener in France—will be shown. ...
... the recent vietery would give to their own troops and to the Allied Ferce.e and also referred to the tragic end of Lord Kitchener, saying they all realised that they had host a great soldier, ...
... the dcli‘eraticea the prophets. Although it ha- been that Lord Kitchener hail hi- estimate of the duration of the ear. military authorities insist that at the end of month Lord Kitchener. stated to an n—einhly that he ' ,Ow no 1O rea-on for revising hi ...
... Furniose, was a member of the crew of H.M.S. Hampshire, which was lost o n June sth off the Orkneys when conveying Lord Kitchener and his staff upon a special miss to Russia. The detvased was bin on January 13th, 1a96. and was a memlwr of the Aylesbury ...
... Pearson) was the preacher, and in his discourse he alluded to the great the nation had sustained by the tragic death of Lord Kitchener. The hymn, Eternal Father, strong to save. was sung, and at the close of the service the organist, Mr. P. h. Goodwin, ...
... MEMORIAL SERVICE CH.AT THE PARISH CHUR A remarkable to the memory of Lord Kitchener paid by the residents of Aylesbitry 1.1: -day, when business entirely :nll hour, and the town worn a funereal as: t. Union Jack floated half-mast I r co the flagstaffs ...