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... LORD KITCHENER'S FAREWELL. The Prime Minister, in the House of Commons yesterday, paid a glowing and finelyphrased tribute to the memory of Lord Kitchener. When he bade farewell before his last mission, Mr. Asquith said, there was no thought, on either ...
... be thanked for the valour of our men on sea and land. • TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. The Primate said that among the men of English history the towering figure of Lord Kitchener would stand for ever in its place—the strong life of tireless service and ...
... life and death. Lord Kitchener, in whet ••▼ironmeot. I oiroumeiatices. or condition ought plsred, would have been, was, a great and personality. He was tried many ideals, anr always survived the test. Mr Aanpeith said Lord Kitchener** name wee inseparably ...
... THE LATE EARL KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM. re:sals f•onIo trautiful' language of the Viscount Peel or! Lis election to the high office of Speaker the 111-kuAc of emumons. It Wlll , in returning thanks that he alluded to his revered father. the great sir Robert ...
... Picture Theatre Music Continued FOR KITCHENER FILMS SIR CHARLES STANFORD'S SPECIAL MUSIC SOME rapid work has resulted in the composition of a piece of music, 'ln Memoriam, K. of K, specially written by, Sir Charles Stanford. The piece is entitled Fare-Well ...
... 1N MEMORIAM. Kitchener in France, Gaumont, 900 it., 10s. 3 days . hire ; Pathe, 400 ft., ss. Historic pictures of our lost Leader.—Simpson, Lamoma, 220329 Penzance. ...
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... GREAT SOLDIER. THE COMMONS TRIBUTZS TO LORD KITCHENER. SOME INCOME-TAX CONCESSIONS. (Front Our Parliamentary Correspondent.) The speeches which were made in the House of Commons in memory of Lord Kitchener were worthy of the occasion. Mr. Asquith's oration ...
... PRIMATE'S TRIBUTE. HIS LAST CONVERS.\HON WITH LORD KITCHENER. At the Canterbury Diocesan Conference to-day, the Primate said that among the men of English history the towering figure of Lord Kitchener would stand for ever in ita place—the strong life of ...
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