... well as passing ships.—Central News. PROPOSED MONUMENT TO EARL KITCHENER. tli* Editor of Pali, Mali. Gautti. S ih,.--The patriotic expression jof tribute to the honour and glory of Earl Kitchener is a truly national sentiment. Let us have a really national ...

... bring bis vessel safely to |K>rt.—Renter. -HALS. LORD KITCHENER ** A correspondent from Southampton writes the “Daily Express’’ to suggest that the next new battleship should be named the Lord Kitchener,’’ and adds: “It would be fitting menu .al to a great ...

... Bt. Paul's Cathedral at the funeral of (he Duke Wellington November 18, 1852, and also the recent Memorial Service Lord Kitchener. mentions his impression that the first occasion wae fur more solemn effect upon him than the last, but this is probably ...

... formidable one, arni tho (iermnno will soon find themselves unable longer to deny tbs offensive power of thn armies created Lord Kitchener. «h'Me line now atrotches from north Yl>i>% as far us Somme. News. ...

... questions, Prebendary Rudolf said the King and Queen took deep personal interest in the work, as also did the late Lord Kitchener and Sir John Jellicoe. ...

... enemy’s kite balloons during the week-end. Fifteen of these observation stations wore attacked, which six were destroyed. KITCHENER’S ARMY.” NORTH SEA TO ROUMANIA CONGER lED ACTION OF THE ALLIED. ARMIES. PARIS, Tuesday, The Matin states that M. Briand, ...

... Cermany is at present discussing the possibility of utilising her special war rolling-stock, such ambulance, hospital, and kitchen trains, for commercial purposes after the war. One of the most important projects, from engineering view, the proposed co ...