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... captain called out for Lord Kitch'ener to come up to the fore bridge & near where the captain's boat was hoisted. He was also heard calling for Lord Kitchener to get into the boat, but no one is able to say whether Lord Kitchener got into the boat or not ...
... H. K., M.A., V.D., Chaplain, Ist Class, T.F. [The Archdeacon of Lewcs.] LORD KITCHENER. MEMORIAL SERVICE AT BOGNOR. Yesterday, Bognor honoured the memory Of Lord Kitchener in a corporate way. In the midst of the daily round the townspeople set aside ...
... FLATS TO LET. T ANSDOWNF. PLACE.—Excellent self-contained FLAT. moderate rent; responsible tenant; two xeception, five bed. kitchen, bath, two w.c.'s; re-decorated. Apply Wilkinson and Welch, Hove. (n2l APARTMENTS, LODGINGS, io, TO LFp. IsHED BEDROOM, spit ...
... Madame .Menges. FOR THE WOUNDED AT BI'IGHTON. MISS MURIEL GRAY'S CONCERT AT THE KITCHENER HOSPITAL. Miss Muriel Gray was responsible for a very merry time at the Kitchener Hospital yesterday evening, when she took a talented concert party there to amuse ...
... Wyet h. Hants Regimen& under Ceonel Riser*. and Boy Scouts, under Lieutenant Kean. FELPHAM. A memorial service for Lord Kitchener and other rre,mbers of the p:Lrish. of Felpham was held at St. Mary's • Chtirch, Feipham, on Wednesday evening. There was ...
... until the beginning of next week, when, prior to the meeting of the House, a Cabinet Council will be held. A Kitchener Letter for Sale. Lord Kitchener's original letter appealing for 300,000 recruits for the new Army, which figured on so many of the hoardings ...
... with the First Official Announcement of the Great naval Battle off Jutland. • A ST with the News of the Drowning of Lord Kitchener his Staff, by the sinking of H.M.S. Hampshire. with the sinking of the Lusitania by a German Fl s °bmarine. w• ith ...
... man should stay until the end of July. The lifting of the heavy boxes of the children was far too hard work for women. The kitchen garden was• necessary to grow vegetables, &e., for the school children.—The Town Clelk said there were several lady gardeners ...
... whom was the head manager of Vickers, this also is- without foundation. The names of all those who were accompanying Lord Kitchener have already been published, as also the positions they filled both at -the Ministry of Munitions and before joining that ...