... the ?Muslim of the thus for nary of the Secretary for War was, after longwiiimustion, negatived without a derision. Lord Kitchener was *ached by Sir Ivor Herbert cad Sir Arthur Markham The Pima Minister referred to the free essidseed by the Secretary for ...

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... Lord Witrbener sod mem bra of the gag of tbs War coaster, he cornier. Mr. Whitley, tie Chairing,' of Committees. •ided lord Kitchener made a etai , xnent reviewing ortint acpecta of the .or. sod replying to caftan ail iriarrr of army administratlon Suliseinently ...

... Lot LF.ASEIIOLD DWLLLTh BOL'SL 12. STOLE, DEVONPOIT, ft comprises 8 rooms on 2 floors, and in the rear a enurtlage with kitchen, w. 0., and 4 ea& houses. end entrance on lane. The property held on for the term of 10 pen from 1182, at • around rent of ...

... morning I have to report with deep regret that His Majesty's ship Hampshire (Captain Herbert J. Savill, 11. N.), with Lord Kitchener and his staff ou board, was sunk last night about 8 o'clock to the west of the Orkneys either by a mine or torpedo. Four ...

... TRAGIC NEWS FROM THE NORTH. •:-::•i• T -co Hl nt a tE . EK — . reterenee to a brother killed in the CHEERY FATE OF LORD KITCHENER 4. MR. SKEFFINCTON'S DEATH. dente another witness, and close of his evidence sensation. all spoke of eight TRIBICH LINCOLN ...

... stock Eschange showed Very good tendency during the morning. TIM War Loan 96j, and Console 57j, but the report that Lord Kitchener hail ben thorned on his way to Busse through hi, ship bung 'truck by a tom east • gloom over die house. eta, there E: l 4 ...

... Britis h Poo*. fought 44 yews the yanks of lb* Fro *my eNtro The Americas Press. NEW YORK. Timetaw night.—The ems the of toed Kitchener will he felt keenly in Englaw! het it 4 to see bey it tea material effeet en the war. The Titmice Moil. Nom mini , • became ...

... LORD KITCHENER. WIDESPREAD SORROW AT DEATH. THE KING'S TRIBUTE. COINC TO RUSSIA ON CZAR'S INVITATION. this afternoon as births, Dm from tbe aortas is regard to the &sestet to H.M.S. Hampshire. It is announced dist lord Kitchener was proceeding to Rumen ...

... NOTES OF THE DAY. The heart tta Empini is heavy to-day of of Lord Kitchener and the men who went with him to de a th in the destroyed cruiser Hampshire. The blow is the more tragic became of unespectednese and of its completeness. No one of all on board ...

... y Untonists, at Plymouth, last night, t,. A. /itl. , Peat, M.P., said that not nmay days ago h was personally with Lord Kitchener. The late Minister was one of the moot esoellent or. miners that he had ever met, and he home perks* well what he about in ...