... into Ooauaittea the resolution prayiac.km Majesty to give directions for the erection of a monument to the memory of Lord Kitchener, and assuring his Majesty that the House would make good the expense. The resolution onse passed through Gommittse, and was ...

... 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 ...

... the projected memorial to Lord Kitchener. The career the dead soldier was one in which our British ideal of manly qualities attained its fullest flower. Wherever the race pursues its civilising mission, the name of Kitchener will accompany it a symbol of ...

... ons the War Office ?—Abaolutely •othing the kind. lb’ Greedy in the Box. M Herl>er» Jamen C’reedy, who was private Lord Kitchener, •*re evidence that he had never seen ‘he defendant before, and had *®‘ ,w of her. On September 4 wrote to him from Brighton ...

... CHRISTIES. An incident happened at -yesterday which lifted bidding into tile plane of honour. On the Thursi, day before Lord Kitchener sailed h« sent for his expert friend, Mr. Frank Partridge, to have chat on Chinqp porcelain, and asked him to buy little ...

... froxen. Further excitement was caused bv the action of the Food Board, which met immediately, and decided to arrange field kitchen service for the inhabitants. In Cologne and Hamburg the supply of potatoes is also insufficient. An Amsterdam message to the ...

... NEW SONG OF HATE. LORD KITCHENER THE SUBJECT. AMSTERDAM, Thursday. From Chemnitz the “Vorwaerts” lesrns that a song of hatred on Lord Kitchener’s death has been composed in that town and publicly distributed *nd even sung in the music-halls. The “Vorwaerts ...

... death orders given by superior offioen who bad only elementary knowledge Mr. Butcher read passage from Hansard in which Lord Kitchener pointed ou£ that no orders were given te officers in charge of air to ascend, but that it was left to the discretion of the ...

... INVALID KITCHENS. ...

... ” suggested quotation from Longfellow. This fetched 103 dollars. The total for the day was 11,178 dollars. STORY. “LORD KITCHENER STANDING unconcerned;* Interviewed fet Portsmouth, Leading Stoker Read, a survivor from the cruiser Hampshire, spoke of two ...

... Lady Muriel, being the originator of the kitchens, was unable Co attend the meeting, owing to her absence in Bnssla with the Anglo- Bussian Hospital. The great value of the work that being done by the Kitchens was fully explained in a very interesting ...

... AS FOOD - AMSTERDAM, Friday. According to the Berliner Tageblatt,” all the adminiatsatiaas*ef mSt«y hoepitala and prisons kitchens have received an erdar to collect the used (oddsr far cattle, etc. Other extracts irom dried eeffeO grounds, is added, can ...