... Btans 2,128 2,128 176,562 95,875 LONDON (The Baltic), Tuesday. The Exchange closed at p.m. a mark of respect the late Lord Kitchener. HEAT.—The cargo market remains in a dull state, and prices largely nominal, the tendency being still favourable to buyers ...

... the offices of Messrs. Weatherby,- Cavendish Square. London, to-day. and decided, owing to the lamentable death of Lord Kitchener, to abandon the meeting which had been tixed to take place on Friday and Saturday next. OFFICIAL SCRATCHINGS. Newbury Hunt ...

... DISTINGUISHED DEAD. Lord Kitchener had with him, as the official message shows, a number of distinguished public servants. Sir Frederick Donaldson, K.C.B. In September last Sir Frederick Donaldson, K.C.8., chief superintendent of ordnance factories, was ...

... Mr. Leslie S. Robertson. Mr. Leslie S. Robertson, who was one of Lord Kitchener’s party, was the son of the late Sir James Robertson, Governor of Bombay. He was a well-known engineer, and had been acting as assistant to the Director of Production at 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 ...

... Sirdar piomptJy offered to resign. Tlie home Government, however, supported Idm, ami as a mark confidence Brigadier-General Kitchener was mealed K.C.M.G. After this tlie Khedive had to axxilogdee, and aflaars in E-gypt remained quiet for two more years. 1 ...

... STRIKING FIGURE. Mr. Balfour’s Tribute to Lord Kitchener. Mr. Balfour, speaking to-day at a luncheon of > British Imperial Council of Commerce, and replying the toast of the Imperial Fleet, paid a tribute Lord Kitchener. He said the sudden death and loss of a ...

... LORD KITCHENER DROWNED. VOYAGE TO RUSSIA. HAMPSHIRE SUNK: NO SURVIVOR. BRILLIANT STALL LOST. The official news of the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire, its crew of 675 men, Lord Kitchener, and his staff is contained in the following messages : [Telegram issued ...

... gold from this oountry to Spain. Needless to say, the Money Market was deeply shocked to learn of the sad regarding Lord Kitchener and his staff. Money was in rather better demand at 5j to per cent., and weekly loans remained 4 cent oails r looser periods ...