... MEMORIAL TO LORD KITCHENER. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Yesterday. Tho took chair at 2.45 p.m. Memorial to Lord Kitchener. Vioe-Cb amber lain the Household, Mr. Cecil Beck, M.P., appeared the bar in the uniform of his announced that he was the bearer of a menage ...

... testimony on the point. suggested that exact information the movements Lord Kitchener might have been known Germany through irwtmctioßs issned by the Press Bureau before Kitchener left London that the Press should not make any reference to his departure ...

... is beautifully eitnated on the ebores ot Lough Foyle, and contains three Reception-rooms, five Bedrooms, Servants’ Rooms, Kitchen, Pantries, Ac. Office-houses include Stable, Cowhouse, ami Coach or Motor-Car House. There is also Gate Lodge and Boathouse ...

... nest was disclosed Sir Richard Cooper in his statement res lotting Lord Kitchener. The Press Bureau had informed him that they had issued no instruct ions w hatever about Lord Kitchener, and did not even know that was leaving the comitry. They had need to ...

... c presided over Mr. James the ccursc of address the v . 1 , said when our people went to battle :• 1 '■ cause the cause Kitchener, following the example * ! said that until the battle fiag ■' furh'd and peace brought homo wiTaid put aside intoxicating ...

... St„ Belfast 21 Mrs. George Douglas, William Street, o 0 Mr. and Mm. Macoun, Kilmore House, Lurgan Collection at Lord Kitchener Memorial Serrice held the Cathedral, per Mr. Henry Kinahan, U, Donegal) Square N., Belfast 0 Officers, N.C.O.’s, and Men ...