... Tuesday Mr. Joseph Choate characterised the loss of Lord Kitchener and his staff a frightful calamity. He regarded him as the greatest soldier of Great Britain. The •* Evening Sun says—Lord Kitchener was fine soldier, and in his generation the most picturesque ...

... sea—Apply. Bamford, Scott, Agents, or Miss Peacock. Port rush. C 143 T>OBTBTEWART.—To Let. small Furnished House (parlour, kitchen. 3 bedrooms), monthly or otherwise.—Cls9, this Office. PORTSTBW ART.—House lo Let. furnished, centre Main Street. July, August ...

... confidence of all the Allies in the unabated vigour his powers at the hands of the enemy and in the discharge duty. Lord Kitchener Khartoum has died sotaier's death. He was on his way in the Hampshire take counsel with our Russian partners, when mine or ...

... .1 (I, ;i . UR LONDON LETTER. oca wax. Belfast News-Letter Office. 170, Fleet Street. E.C. Tuesday Night. . death Lord Kitchener has caused profound sensation, of the war. The . v . jhe shoik was intensified the fact was utterly unexpected. The ,; visit ...

... with' quiet trade in both American and bgypuajr ior home autf export. LIVERPOOL GRAIN. Jono receipt the iho death Lord Kitchener the director* tho Excitaitge ctoscd tnc markel. Wheat weakened further under comuiued sclting procure, the- net nee aeraami ...

... makers. . RESTAURANT FURNISHINGS. Tables, A.B. and Windsor Chairs, Oil Cooker, Cutlery, China, Delf, &c., &c. SERVANTS’ AND KITCHEN FURNITURE —Patent Mangle, 4-Fill Bottling Machine, 34- inch Milner’s Thief-resisting Safe, and Miscellaneous Effects. W. J ...

... Tim's all right—and the kitchen looks downright pretty, I calls it. That's what I say. After all we’ve got to live here, you and me—you’ve no idea how hot and stuffy this kitchen used to be. Give fjesh air and room to work in, say. Did it cost much Not ...

... SOME OP THE LOST. Mr. H. J. O Beiine, the Foreign Office, who was accompanying Lord Kitchener, was his way to a country with which was familiar. was secretary at the Bruish Embassy in Paris from 1900 to 1206. and took prominent and ablo part in presenting ...

... A GREAT SOLDIER. SKETCH OF LORD KITCHENER’ S CAREER. ' 11 : k-v Brilliant Services to the Empire. ...

... the army never lost confidence Lord Kitchener, so that when Lord Roberts came home, Lord Kitchener’s promotion his place in mid-December, 1900, was gener ally allowed to inevitable. perfectly obvious that Lord Kitchener saw. the moment took the reins, that ...

... YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE.” The Press Issciatiou says the following Army Order was issued at midnight : Death of Lord Kitchener—Message from his Majesty thc King to the troops:— v his Majesty’s command the following order has been issued to the Army— ...

... PLOATING CRAIN CARGOES. lAmdon (the Baltic), Tuesday. WHEAT.—The Exchange was dosed 3 p.m. mark of respect to the memory Earl Kitchener. No business has been done cargoes, alid none attempted. Quotations may regarded nominal. Blue Stem and Walla, per steamer ...