... to wield with such great effect se. the reconqneet of the Soudan. I.ienteenet Kitchener wee actually promoted captain In! January. Pr% and major in October. 18111 Kitchener found the Egyptian troops spies. did soldiers, if only they would not run I away ...

... hen It h ('atonal Kitchener went back to Egypt in the autumn an AdlatantOeneraf to the Egyptian Army, and took part is the lighting ort the Soudan frontier under the herder. Sir Francis Oreatell. On Decembes 111. flesh. Colonel Kitchener dietiognished himself ...

... COPENHAGES TOLD FROM BEILIT, in wornowtool accord the nation and the Empire mourn the gallant dead The late Lord Kitchener, Pield.Afarshal and patriot. w oe the pecple's hero—the nation'e pride. lite was a eternality which caught the popular ins.-cgination ...

... 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— ...

... THE NEWS IN PARIS. Paris, Tuesday Lord Kitchener is regarded the French as tho brains of the British Army, and his death comes with great a shock if General Joffrc had been killed. MEMORIAL SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S. Early yesterday evening (says the Press ...

... 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 ...

... grant of £50,000 that was given to Lord Kitchener on his return to England, where he was received with tremendous enthusiasm, and when he was raised the rank Viscount he honoured the peerage, lu 1902 Lord Kitchener proceeded to India as Commander-in-Chief ...

... known, Horatio Herbert Earl Kitchener, like many other distinguished soldiers, was Irish birtiu was born on the June, looU, Uunsborough Mouse, near Listowel. County Kerry, his tamer being Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Horatio Kitchener, who had retired from the ...

... THE NEWS IN LONDON. Apparently at the Admiralty and War Office hop© is entertained of Lord Kitchener having escaped. At both buildings flags have been placed half-mast. Mr. Asquith was not present the luncheon held in connection with the Imperial Chambers ...

... Hie Work Will 63 Carried On. The Daily News remarks—lt is tho tragedy of Lord Kitchener's deatii that ho did not live sc© even the lirstfruita ot the end for which laboured; it the crowning proof of his genius that the end cannot be altered or even a ...

... 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 ...

... June 16, 10.48 pm. Lord Kitchener end Critics. Hoimio of Commons Mr. Churohill npoko of our fighting strength in nroportion to our ration strength, Mr. M'Kcaua and Mr. Aequith replied, and intimation was given that Lord Kitchener wae willing to meet any ...