... great calamity which has befallen the Empire through the death of Lcrd Kitchener. IMPERIALISTS AND LORD KITCHENER'S FATE. STRIKING PERSONAL REFERENCES. The news of LoTd Kitchener's death brought the luncheon given at Cannon Street Hotel, London, yesterday ...

... advanced 8-16d. to 81 15-16d. for spot. swiftly upon the The Death of mighty battle in the North Sea Lord Kitchener. comes the death of Tord Kitchener and the gallant officers and crew of H.M.S. Hampshire to fill up the cup of sorrow. The whole Empir mourns ...

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... uncovered manure heap. Cover all food with wire netting fly-shields, and put up ttyecreens of the same material in the larder and kitchen windows. If your duet-bin is not emptied often enough communicate with the health officer of your district. Flies love the ...

... manure heap. Cover all food with wire netting fly-shields, and put up tly• screens of the same material in the larder and kitchen windows. If your dust-bi❑ is not emptied often enough communicate with the health officer of your district. Flies love the ...

... way to Russia. Names of Those Wuh Lord Kitchener The War Office late yesterday afternoon announced with reference to the announcement of the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire, the specia party accompanying Lord Kitchener included Lieut.-Col. O A. Fitzgerald. C ...

... the conquest of the Sudan Lord Kitchener became the hero of the people. When- ever any great military duty was to be done his name was on everybody's lips. During the black week of the South African war it was Lord Kitchener who was lected the soldier called ...

... four personal servant.-. LORD KITCHENER. Lard Kitchener was appointed Secretary State for War on day following the declaration war by Great Britain Germany August 4th, 1914. His career thus epitomised in Who's Who: Kitchener of Khartoum, Ist Earl, cr. ...

... journal pays tribute to the genius of Lord Kitchener, and declares that the army he created is henceforth ar, organisation secure, powerful, and full its own particular vitality. The 'Trio-ana' says: To Lord Kitchener belongs the merit of the organising and ...

... Wilder of armies' fate, Lord Kitchener's Tragic End. VESSEL SUNK WHEN the Way to Russia. HIS STAFF ON BOARD. Mined or Torpedoed. NEWS FROM JELLICOE. Vain Search for Survivors. to** , necessary say that the ■ death Ear! Kitchener of tne country into first ...

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... 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 ...