... KITCHENER IN MEMORIAM. In the House of Commons, on Thursds Harcourt announcéd thut a small comu tive plate would be placed in the Con Room im which Lord Kitchener odd:es zl:hbs of Parliament shortly before liis ...

... | he received the D.S.O. for his conduct in that battle—only onme of his many decorations—on the recommendation of Lord Kitchener, being the first Roman Catholic chaplain to be awarded that distinction. His was a particelar brave deed. Unarmed, he walked ...

... U'rance, a defeated nation in 1870, had risen again full oi the spiit of revenge. Even a militarist of the colihre of Lord Kitchener admirted that this war would not end by militarism. Ho then statod that that meefing was alled with the sole object of snrolling ...

... threaten to take Lis &lh although he had said he z%uld rathez be dead than suffer what he did. o pipe was kept in the back kitchen. The Coroner said it was a vor{ pathetic casa In the letter deceased had leit fie spoke highly of his wife, and bade her good-bye ...

... nfl:nh to something in the industrial toiler older than his interest in machinery, and this is shown in his interest in the kitchen xnrden allotments an& inflg r:riotr‘xls ‘;fam'm. fiks 8 jesty, the largest exhibitor, gave an inspiring lead, with his wonderful ...

... illflabltants of Little Lever desire to express their sym{mthy and deep sense of loss to the Empire in the death of Lord Kitchener, and assure your quhesty of their unswerving devotion.” e lelq&rnm received in reply was:—* The King thanks the District ...

... the man stood in the passage. Thomas Duffy said he was in the housa ahout nine o'clock -ion Dobbie came in. He was in the kitchen. Deoeasad had had some drink. Finn had been in ths house about a quarter of an hour when the arfumflxt began. When he {,w\tneu) ...

... the plank to their vessel, and one was drovne? There is a gmt demand in Germanyv for a new “hymn of hate” vili{yin{ Lord Kitchener, and Nfoicin’ in his death. It is eelling at the equivalent of one halfpenny. Edward Walsh (56), a packer, residing at 2a ...

... each cottage. . Other recommendations included the following:—That when the Committee consider it desirable, one ward or the kitchen of the hospital be occupied by a school of domestic economy, for which & teacher shall be fngi‘\jcd, whose salary will be ...

... sacrificed their lives in the war and partieularly, the Chairman eaid, for “that great leader, that wonderful man, ford Kitchener.” Mr. Lucas said they had mever met on a moré solemmn oceasion than that, and lie was careful to sound a nete of warning ...

... Loyal North Lance. “ For your Jast eong tol.d me, as plain as could be, That when I come home I shall certainly eee On my kitchen fire a bnflin(kf)or me, Released from the Loyal Nerth Lancs. Another kettle, new and utrong‘ That will sing me the same o friendly ...