... LORO KITCHENER’S LETTER. Offers 1,000 guineas and £l,OOO, together with otheis smaller amount, have already been made for the original letter in which Lord Kitchener for 300,000 recruits for ilie new Armies. The letter was given to the Gift House, 48 ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Solemn Memorial Service at St. Paul's. QUEDI PRESENT. The Leg and Queen. who to the wow by their to :repo a Lord Kaohener, wen themselves with noweltl by motudioi the sou v.re at St. Paul's Cathedral on Tuesday. 41atalig Ilionlily! *as ...

... by Inspector Alexander, who mid that there was no copy if the order in the kitchen or the clubs MORI. Mr t. Cohen, who defended, admitted the offence. and said that the kitchen only used on Saturday nights, and the clubroom was only used ono. or twice ...

... Lord Kitchenor. The Ws at the imitate& that Lord Kitchener hie had left the ship in one of the boats which had been boat, •1141 that ill • sea it had gone to pieces against ere roolui. When he who told tue left the islands the bat of found dead ens reckoned ...

... Lord Kitchener had hie estimate a three years war. and had formed the opinion that the war would end sooner, I have heard email piece of evidence thai .goes the game way fsays a Manchester Guardian correspon dent). Shortly before his death Kitchener went ...

... SAIUNSTOt A service to the late Kitchener was hold in Darlington Partin 'Church on Tuesday and W attended. Mayor Gild. J. (J. Harbottle), the members of the l'orporat on. t r re ! Brigade. nurses Woodlands Hoepital, polio*, and a number of wounded I soldairs ...

... UNTIMIN. At Ldithorpe Parish Church ou sympathet:c ass made at morning service to the tragic death ot Kitchener. and to the at .0 brave teilowe meant battle. At that clue, ot each :verve» , the Deed Ditteeli was by amnia, Mg Toosinas. • • • ...

... galley. The captain this time was calling to Lord Kitchener to to the boat, but owing to the noise the wind and the sea Lord Kitchener apparently qould not hear him. When the explosion occurred Lord Kitchener walked calmly from the captain's cabin, went up ...

... oa.lHed out *’ make way for Lord Kitchener,” and both went n,p on the quarter deck, and subsequently miiitary officers wore seen the quarter deck walking aft on the port, side.. The captain called out for Lord Kitchener to come the fore bridge near where ...

... exchange Germany fell two points. PARLIAMENT AND KITCHENER. The Prime Minister gave notice in the House of Commons this afternoon his intention to more at the next sitting a resolution to the memory of Lord Kitchener The terms the resolution have not been settled ...

... said that the Germans were very surprised at Lord Kitchener’s army. They never expected that England could raise an army such Lord Kitchener had done, and the Germans were very nervous about it. Kitchener’s Army. The Captain did not know that, and I said ...

... MIDDLESBROUCH'S TRIBUTE he of Lord Kitchener $ death in the Northern Seas at a moment he had lust completed the task of his glorious career—the creation and equipment of the mightiest which Britain has knowo—lene united the nation in a common morrow, ...