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... a warm tribute to the character of Lord Kitchener. whom he described as a great soldier-statesman. They could hardly realise that he had been taken from them, but although dead he speaketh. If Lord Kitchener could meet them face to face he would no ...
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... tragic death of Lord Kitchener. At the close of the service Miss Wimshurst, the organist, played the Dead March in Saul. A link with the past! Amongst the members of the V.T.C. present at the memorial service for Earl Kitchener at Bexhill on Tuesday ...
... however, a twofold consolation as regarded Lord Kitchener; he perished in the performance of his duty, and his special work in constructing the army was practically done. They. as Nonconformists, held Lord Kitchener in special appreciation for the careful way ...
... parade service at Coo(len Camp. the chaplain (the Vet]. Archdeacon Gillmore) made special reference to the death of Lord Kitchener. ...
... --A-- Cuthill. of the Bexhill Volunteer raining Corps. is at present in Ireland, and c onsequently unable to be present at Kitchener Meinorial Service at S . Church Tuesday. ...
... -0-- At Beulah Baptist Church on Sunday, the Pastor (the Rev. J. S. Hockey) referred at services to the loss of Lord Kitchener and the gallant men who had sunk with him. ...
... terrible consequences to their country and empire were in the balance. They had lost this week at sea a great leader. Lord Kitchener could ill be spared. His loss was regretted by the whole nation, by whom he was regarded with the utmost respect and confidence ...
... (Bunnett). The Rector made special references to the late Earl Kitchener, and the organist, Mr. C. T. Card, played the Dead March in Saul. The National Anthem wa.s sung at both services. KITCHENER. —o-- Monday, June sth, 1916. Some lowly leaves amid the ...
... something that only some of them could enter into, but was personal devotion. The rev. gentleman referred to tW late Earl Kitchener during prayer. In the evening there was a still larger attendance. including Mr. Coulson Kernahan. who had paid one of his ...
... ..o.= A Memorial service was held in S. Mary's Church. Xinfield, on Wednesday evening, in honour of the late Lord Kitchener and the many other (lead, naval and military, whose lives have been given for their country. A large congregation was present and ...
... PEOPLE'S K. OF K. -o- BEXHILL AT CHURCH. IMPRESSIVE TRIBUTES TO THE GREAT LEADER. The tribute pail to the memory of Lord Kitchener, whose life was lost in tne service of his country, with the other men on board H.M.S. Hampshire, by the inhabitants of ...