... King with the; Senior Graele.—Firet vial, to the eteetion of a public monument . m e t 7 01 tu Thompeo o ILibeou. to lord Kitchener. Intermediate (trade.—First Prize—Lily Deltson, Susie Taylor, Pettey n 4. UGE CATTLE- URINE &rend Prize—Ethel Taylor ...

... paid feeling tribute to Lord Kitchener’s memory. They needed him still so much, ho added, that many millions of onr fellow-subjects and many millions more felt his death as personal bereavement. Australia owed to Lord Kitchener the priceless boon sound military ...

... to the campaign Mesopotamia would be ready in the early days next month. Tributei to Kitchener. Yesterday eloquent tributes were paid to the memory of Earl Kitchener by Mr. Asquith, Ur. Bonar Law, General Sir Ivor Herbert. Sir George Reid, end Mr. Werdle ...

... might never occur again. In conclusion, the Moderator referred the loss which the nation had sustained by the death Lord Kitchener, who, he said, was a tower of strength to the British Empire and our Allies. No man had ever worked more Industriously more ...

... Links, beautifully situated on the shore* of Lough Foyle, aod contains Three Reception-rooms, Five Bedrooms, Servants' Booms, Kitchen, Pantrlae, 4*. Office bouses Include Stable, Cow-house, and or Motor Car bouse. Thera it alto a Gals Ledge and Boat-house ...

... ponies under 14 hands. R. W. Ewing’s (Belfast) Cardigan Square 1 R. W. Ewing’s Cardigan Flame 2 W. M'Convery s Lord Kitchener 3 Horse-jumping Competition. Over the course. James R. Jaeltson’s (Coleraine) The Widow 1 John Stevenson’s (Ballymena) ...

... KITCHENER premier’s Touching Speech THE EMPIRE'S SORROW Proposed National rhmorial FINANCE BILL DISCUSSED Several Important Concessions House oi Lords YJSisnrAY. . li'.« «>.it the K.ot4 13. TON. roi'i-mg i.-vou it llmleion, wlm inquired wl.Vn the jnomu-cd ...

... M'Curdy, Tramway Bta lion. Bushmills- C 778 DORTBRADPON House, furnished, beach; brae- ing. guiet; 4 bedrouns, sitting-room, kitchen; small garden; exquisite scenery; long strand available —Mrs. Keid, Portmoon. Bushmills. ClOl4 pOBTBUSH.— Wanted to exchange ...

... diflicnlrv seemed probable on Tuesday Late Lord Kitchener / >nK’ , .fain;* Rarely, if er, has the f ~ ri.Hon more suitably to the ( rn . . \ paying tribute, the motion • j ■ Minister, the memory .. Kitchener. was fair., i of members, which, honw. r. ...

... transform a nation of peace-loving citizen* into • first-class military Power. (Cheers We had had many great soldiers, but Lord Kitchener had also the attributes of c humane and (crewing etatesenth. (Hear, hear.) The motion was then pot from the hsir, at once ...

... determination oar country, it exists also noble and enduring monument the memory of th** nan who created it (cheers). Lord Kitchener's death was indeed tr : c, but if consider the circumstances it, there are few us, think, who would not say ** May last end ...

... themaelvea is they will have to pay ehen they eome here. KITCHENER AT FASHODA. Innumerable are going the round-, about the late Lerd Kitchener. The following think a characteri,tie one, —After Omdurman Kitchener went to Fatilmda to forestall the French patron ...