... MEMORIAL SERVICE CHRIST CHURCH FOR LORD KITCHENER. THE REV. J. E. SMITH MASTERS' TRIBUTE. A memorial service for Lord Kitchener was held Christ Church ill eight o'clock Tuesday evening, when there was a good congregation. The Church Lads Brigiule and ...

... Furl Kitchener, whom, mud. had placed hie great £ift« ...

... and Forage Stores, 43, Bridge Street. Poultry Corns, Pigeon Corns, Horse Corn, Barley Meal, Toppings, Ac. Also Beet House Kitchen and Steam Coal at very lowest Market Prices.— Address-H. O. White. Pleaee also refer to large advertisement. ...

... Sitting Room, Bar and Smoke Hoorn. 9 Bedrooms, Bath Room. Kitchen and Domestic Offices: the EXTENSIVE RANGE STABLING, containing 13 Loose Boxes, lo Stalls, Harness Room. Saddle Rooms. . Kitchen Garden with entrance from Manor Road: COTTAGE'and HOTEL TAP; ...

... Guardians have passed a resolution 11 favour of amalgamating the smaller unions. WHITSUNTIDE AT ’HE CHURCHES, THE DEATH OF LORD KITCHENER The Parish Church was tastefully decorated for Whitsuntide, white and scarlet Honors being used with h effect the entrance ...

... to then produced. All those Two Freehold Stone-built and Thatched COTTAGES, situate at Epwell, one containing Living Room. Kitchen. Pantry, and 2 Bedrooms ; and the other Living Room, 2 Bedrooms and Coalhouse. now occupied by Mr. Edward Gibbs ; together ...

... Reduced Prices- TO LET.—No. 80, MIDDLETON ROAD, containing Dining Room, Drawing Room, !i Bedrooms, Bathroom (h. and o.). Kitchen, modem conveniences.— Apply. 2. Calthorpe Road. TO LET, LAUREL COTTAGE, ADDERBURY EAST, with Garden. Rsnt annum. Apply Miller ...

... Carpets, ELECTRO PLATE. Walnut Suite in Stamped Velvet, Dinner Services and Tea Sets, Mahogany and Oak Chairs. Lounge Chairs. Kitchen Utensils and numerous other Effects, large Marquee, Garden Tools, and outdoor effects. The Lois will view Saturday, Juno 17th ...

... special for the result the recent naval battle, and ths Rev. L. Moxon) paid a fitting tribute tlie life and character of Lord Kitchener his sermon matins. The church was tastefully decorated with scarlet and white flowers. There was a processional hymn commencement ...

... principle of succession was realised every one. It was being felt in the country under the staggering blow of the death of Lord Kitchener. It was constantly men s minds whenever a good and great man died, to whom people had looked for guidance. But to the Mothers’ ...

... P.C. Hills proved the case, stating that at 1.30 the tnorimig of May 26th he saw a bright light coming from defendant's kitchen window, which looked on to a public passage called tho Stile, near High Street went to the window and saw defendant sitting ...

... Vicar Hughenden. Mr. .1. H. O Beime, the diplomatist who lost his life H.M.S. Hampshire while travelling to Russia with Lord Kitchener, was a relative of Major O'Beirno. of Astrop. who is now recruiting officer at Warwick. Lieutenant Maurice W. Edmunds. 4th ...