... MEMORIAL TO LORD KITCHENER. The following is the text of nreolution to be proposed by the Prune Minister in the of Commons today That this House to-morrow refolve itself Committee to confider a humble address to His Majesty, praying that His Majesty will ...

... MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR LORD KITCHENER. REI'TER'A TELCUIt MELBOURNE. There • leaned congregation of 25) at an impresai,e lemonol for lord Kitchenei held at the Exhibition to do;-. ...

... awarhis plley At the same time the captain ma, to lord Kitchener to come to the Mal. bat owing to the nose. made by ;he mod and toed Kitchener could mi. hear I think %Then the explosiori Kitchener walked of,. cap,. on at. went up the and on to ta t ouarterdeck ...

... The iaptain railed out for Lord Kitchener to up to the fore bridge, near where the cap tain'it boat was hosted, He beani calling for Lord Kitchener to get into th: boat, but no one is able to say whether Loel Kitchener got into the boat or not, nor whet ...

... KITCHEN. L.IVIIIIRT. At.. frIOOD Wasted. relorr's • frau), .• rer.,k Pnlnr. 8.1 ; rni - Efrif Alb Crrtlad for 16r6rotiont. or. ' poriorerol; oral warm-81W Ha. Tuo. limo. Debar A ITCTIMNV.AID—rIord riorisAseded E:tarrearAl.l Waolr4: orB au rod flenlierrBB ...

... friendship existed between Lord Kitchener and myself I trust may pievent the House from thinking I am imputient if I ray a few word. on ~,hjer t . Idn not speak of Lord Kitchener All • lield•Marshal, or of Lord Kitchener the Adminiatrator. I speak on:y ...

... Lansdowne delivered a well-phrased of Lord Kitchener, in which he dwelt specially upon his wonderful influence in expanding our modest Expeditionary Force into a great host numbered by millions. lord Kitchener had ..ften told him that he was no Parliamentarian ...

... LETTERS TO VIE EDITCR. LORD KITCHENER: A TRIBUTE. Letter Sir Frederick Milner. 10 TULL DV 1111611 tiza,—Frorn many notices I reed of the Late Emil Kitchener L think that peopia may be likely to infer that, with all his great quaint.: ' he was somewhat ...

... of his Wel to the service of another Colonel Fitzgerald that man. He gave up his life to Lord Kitchener. If we may question whether the end of Lord Kitchener the one he himself would have uesired, it 4 absolutely certain that Colonel Fitzgerald met the ...

... VERY FINE of FuttNrrertts ; Glass-back Sideboards, Dining Tables; Bedroom Suites; Highclass Pianos; Beds, Bedding, Linoleum; Kitchen Furniture, &c., &c. Full particulars in Thursday's Huss Trus. VALUATIONS AOCURATELY CONDUCTED FOR PROBATE DITISION, &C. 4 ...

... that the Prime Nlinisteo has returned from Scotland. an official announcement of the appointment of • surcesme in I.ord Kitchener a. Sercntar: of State for War ma,. es• ported immediately. write, the Parliamentary correspondent of the 'Sconiefc. It is ...

... CONTENTS OF TO-DAY'S PAPER. LE %DING ARTICLYS r '11.42331TT J • .. . . COLA 113 TIIL ‘3 1R EVTIAN ED IN DESPATCHIIi RI LORD KITCHEN EA S(,I:TIMMY THE IV V 001) PRIAM .. BOLL OF HONOUR Anti. As slnium 7 3 1•11157 It ' no Dtvu , Faost tar LoNoon • ill. NON ...