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... also the chief mourners Viscount Broome (Commander Kitchener, R.N.), Mrs. Parker (sister), Miss Kitchener (half-sister), Lady Nora Beckett (niece), Captain H. Kitchener, R.F.C. (nephew), Miss Madge Kitchener (niece), and Major P. ii Beckett, R.A. (nephew) ...
... Cutlery, Lamps, Rook Rifle, splendidly fitted Carpenter’s Cheat, Carpenter’s Beneb, Musical Bos, Brass Preserving Kettles, Kitchen Utensils, China, Tea Services, Dinner Ware, Old Staffs, and Lnstra jugs, Glass Wines and Decanters, Brass end Pewter Candlestieks ...
... on Sunday evening, the Vicar (Rev. E. F. Hill) referred to the great loss the nation had sustained by the death of Lord Kitchener, characterising it one of the greatest disasters had suffered during the war. At the conclusion of the morning earvice the ...
... battle and for Lord Kitchener. The Vicar preached a very impressive sermon, taking for his text 1 Tim. 6-7. At the close of the service the Hymn “Passing Souls was sung, and the “Dead March, was played memorial to Lord Kitchener and to Albert Whipp ...
... touching character, combining the Church festival, thanksgiving for the victory at sea, and reference to the tiagic dea b Lord Kitchener. The service opened with the hymn of praise and thanksgiving ** Now thank all our God. The Te Deum was sung to Winchester ...
... June 23rd, at p.m. BURFOKD A muffled peal was rang the Church bells by the bell ringers on Tuesday night in memory of Lord Kitchener. ABIMOOOM PBOMOnoH. Sergt. O. Westcott, of the Beehive Inn, Stert Street, Abingdon, who rejoined the 3rd Coldstream Guards ...
... (Attwood). At the conclusion of the service the organist played the Dead March in Saul as a mark of respect in memory of Lord Kitchener. On Whit-Monday the shops were open usual, but little business was doing, and during the afternoon the shops gradually closed ...
... dear old town.” 1 which we earned took. 21 searchlights. Delighted to find sympathetic lietener, 2 supply trains. 29 field kitchens, 47 machme- Mrs. Mervin said they had been five yean at * un trains, 215 ofbarbed wire, 1,000 con- Bingley, her husband acting ...