... Kitchener Not on the field, to music of the guns He loved well nor yet in formal State, Has passed this Lord of England's soldier sons To seek his mansion through the hero's gate. No solemn throng has watched him to his rest, No Abbey holde his form till ...

... KITCHENER. WHAT MANNER OF MAN TH E GENERAL IS. Talking to friend who knows Lord Kitchener well (write* contributor in the Society columns of M.A. P. ), a«sked him for particulars of his meetings with the great, soldier. first met him, ue said, in the ...

... Kitchener (Acrostic.) X itehencr the Great! the man 61 men, I n the hour England's need I rusted, its safety to maintain Crushing mad ambition's greed. Huge though the ta*>k, of aspect impressive, Especially gifted, his the resolve the foe to overcome ...

... sum not exceeding £50.000 be granted Lord Kitchener in recognition of his eminent services during the war South Africa -—(load cheers). Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman cordially sup ported the motion. Lord Kitchener had gone to South Africa with the confidence ...

... IN THE KITCHEN Points from the Preserving Pan This is jam-making time. One. of the frequent kinds of disappointment is the discovery, when the jam cold, that has not set properly. This may be due to two or three things—the wrong proportion of sugar, too ...

... KITCHENER. SOME POINTS OF THE GENERAL'S CHARACTER. Now that Lord Kitchener once more takes hi* place as the foremost soldierfigure in England (writes Mr. T. P. O'Connor in M.A.P.), people are creating all kinds of imaginary Kitcheners —very different ...

... EXETER SOUP KITCHEN THE KITCHEN WILL BE CLOSED After the Delivery TODAY (T U E S Y). The 15th Instant. By Order of the Committee. CHAS, H. SHIPWAY, Secretary. Dated 14th March, 1898. ...

... KITCHENER'S APPEAL. Not to Tempt Soldiers with Drink NO TREATING The Press Bureau Saturday- afternoon issued the following •• Lord Kitchener's appeal to the public—The men who have recently joined the Colours are doing their utmost to prepare themselves ...

... IN KITCHENS. Saturday Journal. which has now reached its I,PCOth number, article giving some details of monarch*' kitchens ■states that the German Emperor d:ep »c'd to rather officious in the supervision tlie kitchen. has been known to mode a special ...

... Lord Kitchener later. Dr. Milner White, President of the Southampton Chamber of Commerce, will next present Lord Kitchener with an address of welcome, and the proceedings will end with a reply from tho new freeman of the borough. Lord Kitchener will leave ...

... fresh news regarding the death ot Lord Kitchener was received yesterday Commander Kitchener, his Lordship's nephew, was among the callers at the War Office yesterday. Lord Kitchener spent the week-end at Broome Park, and and his party left for the North ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Bombay, Friday. Lord Kitchener arrived this morning, and was met by Sir Power Palmer and a large Dttmber of officers. Great crowds witnessed has Lordship's landing, aad his reception, which was quite informal, though not cf a demonstrative ...