... and Duchess of Portland at Welbeck Abbey. Lord Kitchener was fond of the seclusion and quietness which Welbeck afforded, and no guest was more welcomed by their graces. On several occasions Lord Kitchener visited the Welbeck Tenants’ Agricultural Show ...

... opened firm owing to the satisfaction with the later naval news, but a chilling influence was produced the report that Lord Kitchener and hist Staff had been drowned. Alter this markets became quiet, but prices were really not affected, the depression being ...

... Harrison, Rev. C. E. Shipley, Messrs. Janies Blossom and James Sivil. After a brief and touching reference to the death of Lord Kitchener, which appears elsewhere, the Lord Mayor explained the objects of the War Savings Committee, the progress of the campaign ...

... CURRENT TOPIC , t ti ONE hardly knows what to sa} arl dire news published yestcr -g noon regarding Lord Kitchen appalling suddenness of it leaves one able to think about it, let alone ' , je« it. It takes some time to adjust \j t j ii l and get some grasp ...

... heartfelt sympathy in the great calamity which has befallen the Empire through the death of Lord Kitchener. When the announcement was made that Lord Kitchener had been drowned, the Glasgow evening papers with the announcement were bought eagerly. Knots stood ...

... untimely death of Lord Kitchener. How great that loss is we shall never know, and the value of his services to the country we can never measure by mere words. When look back to two years ago, and think that when the war started Lord Kitchener was here on the ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S LIFE STORY. THE MAN WHO CREATED A VAST ARMY. SPECIAL MEMOIR OF SOLDIER-STATESMAN. The death of Lord Kitchener, the Secretary of State for War, has to be presumed from the statement issued by the British Admiralty and published in our ...

... LATEST NEWS. Fleet Street, Wednesday, 6 a.m. LORD KITCHENER. Tributes from Many Quarters. The tragic news of Lord Kitchener’s death is the subject of comment in all the London papers, and high tribute is paid to his crowning work in connection with the ...

... A Volunteer in France. Mr. E. Kitchener, the great soldier’s cousin, has given us a quaint account what Kitchener was like in those days. was, it appears, a tall, overgrown lad of nearly 6ft. rin.—his height in manhood. He had not given signs any phenomenal ...

... “The Sudan Machine.” Kitchener had by this time made an extraordinary impression, not only on his officers and troops, but the far-off British public. He was pictured as being infallible, inexorable, almost inhuman, a disciplinarian who knew everything ...

... Niews Van den Dag” foresees that Lord Kitchener’s death will stimulate England in efforts to end the war victoriously.— Central News. The Rottcrdamsche Courant,” in leading article on the death of Lord Kitchener, says :—The news, however overwhelming ...

... Unfounded Rumour. Early last evening a rumour gained wide currency throughout the country that Lord Kitchener was saved. Unhappily there was no confirmation of the report, and although no official denial was issued, the rumour was effectually disposed ...