... LORD KITCHENER'S OPINION OF GERMANY. •aking at Ktugersdorp, on Tuesday, •;ir Abe Bailey said before leaving England lw asked Lord Kitchener how things wfre Lord Kitchener replied that the li,ernians were now in a much more serious position than people ...

... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. TRIBUTES IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. In the House of Lords, on Tuesday, leaire Was taken of its most distinguished soldier member, Lord Kitchener. Lord Laimdowne spoke of the dead soldier as 4 a colleagu e in th e w or ld affairs. ...

... MEN AND THINGS. LE FLANEL7R.] KITCHENER IN WARWICKSHIRE, It is worth recalling that the late Lord Kitchener visited Warwick Castle in July, 1911, as the guest of Lady Warwick, and another member of the house party was Lieut.-colonel (then Captain) ...

... their names, but it would be in recent memory that Mr. and Mrs. Mitchener lost a son on the ship which went down with Lord Kitchener. Then , had been many who had not been mentioned in despatches, but they could take it for certain that they had done deeds ...

... OF WORCESTER ON ENGLAND'S MOOD The Bi.-hop of Worce , ter conducted a at Ilarthibury Parish Church, in Inc:miry of Lord Kitchener, and of thanksgiving for the valour of our sailors in the North Sea fight. Referring to the North Sea fight, the Bi s h o ...

... The Board also passed a resolution expressing their sense of the loss which the nation has sustained by the death of Lord Kitchener. The Chairman, in moving a resolution of sympathy with the relatives, said the late Secretary for War had the respect of ...

... at the commencement of the proceedings, referred to the calamity which had befallen the country through the loss of Lord Kitchener, the greatest organiser of our time. At his invftatioa the audience stood in silence for a few seconds. The Chairman then ...

... high-class CHINA AND PORCELAIN, comprising some exceedingly beautiful specimens in services and decorative china. Also USEFUL KITCHEN CROCKERY. On view each day from 10 a.m. Sale to commence at 3 and 7 p.m. No catalogues. Auctioneer's Offices, Warwick Road ...

... at present was to build a large - r church room at the back of the house, and use the present building as ante-rooms and . Kitchen, but that scheme would have to wait till after the war. The garden fete produced the sum of £209 14s. Sd., and this had increased ...

... Butter, Is. Bd. per lb.: egg,s, six the shilling. In tlw House of Lords. on Tuesday, notable tributes were paid to Lord Kitchener by Lord Lansdowne, Lord French, aud Lord Derby. Lieut.-Colonel Richard Coartenav Brah ar o n Throckmorton. of Coughton Court ...

... 24 hours were finished. SERVICE.—A largely-attended service was held on June 14, at Berkswell Church, in memory of Lord Kitchener, and Charles Simmonds, who went down on the Tipperary in the recent naval battle in the North Sea. Simmonds belongs to ...