... morning:— I have report with deep regret that his Majesty's ship Hampshire (Captain Herbert J, Saville, R.N.), with Lord Kitchener and his staff board, was sunk last night about 8 p.m. to the WMt the Orkneys, either by torpedo. Four boats were seen observers ...

... Lord Kitchener, The event* of tho last two years have hardened to tragic surprises, but the announcement issued yesterday by the Admiralty that the cruiser on which Lord Kitchener and his Staff were travelling; to Russia was sunk off the Orkneys on Monday ...

... terms referred to the death of Lord Kitchener, his staff, and the crew the drip that conveyed them. That, he said, was no victory for the enemy. It was a deep sorrow for ourselves. They would not lament Lord Kitchener today. He had gained a reputation which ...

... inrEHPOOL CRAM TRASS. the receipt of the new* of the death of Lord Kitchener the Directors the Corn Exchange closed the market. WHEAT weakened farther under continued wiling pressure and the absence demand and the decline freights. Forward parcels rave ...

... and country The Moderator said they had all l»een profoundly touched by the news of the death of Lord Kitchener. To his (the speakers) mind. Kitchener had for many years beeii one of the noblest figures in our country The man was even greater than his ...

... complement of G 55 officers and men. The Hampshire was Belfast some.few months ago. A SHOCK TO FRANCE. Paris, Tuesday, Lord Kitchener regarded by th© French the brains of the British army, and his death comes with as great a shock as if General Joffr© had ...

... THE MINING MARKET. London, Tuesday. The sad news the H.M.B. Hampshire, with liord KitcHener and Staff, was naturally very keenly felt the Stock Exchange, and during the last hour little buainciw was transacted. In the mining section, however, prices generally ...

... Allies on the Continent Lord Kitchener’s fame stood high, and ns the greatest British soldier they admired and trusted him. Lord Kitchener was unmarried. The heir the title his eldest brother. Colonel Henry Elliott Kitchener, who was liorn in IS4 ...

... ti-'U«r London.—Lord Kitchener was not only a great man, but tho opinion of dominions was uu-titution. Tho sad news will create very profound impression in dominions. The Hon. R R. Wise. Agent-General for Now South Wa! ...

... liehted.—Apply Samuel Herald, 130, Road. FURNISHED HOUSER rno Let, Furnished, 1 Sitting-room, Bod- I. rooms, with use of Kitchen and Bathroom; no attendance—23, Claremont Street, University Road. ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER. (By Prlvmto Wlr«.] “Northern Whig Office, 92, Fleet Street, Wednesday Morning. Lord Kitchener's Fate. tragic nows Lord Kitchener’s created ronslomatiotJ There had course been indication that the famous had even left London, and so the ...

... Britannic Agent and Consul-General in Egypt, to Walter Kitchener, who served in Egypt and South Africa. MR. O’BEIRNE’S WORK IN RUSSIA. Mr. O'Beirne, of the Foreign Office, who was accompanying Lord Kitchener, was his way a country with which was familiar. was ...