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... is only the chj'y a father do it, or any other man. MASONIC MEMORIAL. SERVICE TO EARL KITCHENER, K.G. The news of the untimely end of Field Marshal Loixi Kitchener by drowning while being conveyed on board the Hampshire from the North of Scotland to Russia ...
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... Post”) I read that Midland Vicar had “refused to sanction the playing of the Dead March in Saul the occasion of a Lord Kitchener memorial service in the church,” on the ground that “Handel was German.” It perhaps hardly worth pointing out that when Saul ...
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... well-known Firm's STOCK CHINA and PORCELAIN, comprising some beautiful Specimens in Services and Decorative China, also useful Kitchen Crockery. On View from 10 a.m. Sales 3 and 7 pm. each day. JOHN W HILDITCH, Auctioneer. and ...
... wardrobe and toilet stands, antique mahogany chests drawers. Brussels carpets, blankets, counterpanes, etc., etc. The usual Kitchen Requisites, and Bath Chair good condition. Bale Commence Eleven o’clock. Catalogue's can obtained from the Auctioweers, B ...
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... Monday.—Speaking at Krugeradorp to-night Sir Abe Bailey said that just before left England asked Lord Kitchener how things wore going. Lord Kitchener replied; “Well, the Germans are now in a much more serious position than people think, especially in the ...
... completed a splendidly programme. 20th BATT. THE WELSH . Postponed from 111© previous Wednesday account of the death of Lord Kitchener. al>ov6 band occupied the stand, the kind mission Col. Parkinson and officers regiment. Bandmaster J. R. Hansford. jjjur ...
... memory of Earl Kitchener —and the omission gave rise to a crop of unfortunate rumours —the Freemasons of the old city refused let the occasion pass for doing honour to the memory of the great patriot, soldier and administrator. For Lord Kitchener was not only ...
... PEERS AND LORD KITCHENER. In the House Lords on Tuesday the of Lansdowne, Viscount French, and of Derby paid tributes to the services ft Secretary of War. Lord French disclo fact that when he became aware that probably chosen to command the tionary Force ...
... amounted £l4 7s. MEMORIAL SERVICE.—On Sunday the Parish : Church was crowded at the memorial service for the late Fa.rl Kitchener and the seven 1 soldiers who have already lest their lives in the great war. Tlie “Dead March in Saul was impressively payed ...