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... 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 ...
... LAT LOR KITCHENER “eTHE VIOTR OF HIS PROPLE.” New York, The Lord Evening Sun” says: Kitchener was a fine soldier and the most picturesqne fianre o€ his dav. Fis service to Great Britain hardly falls short of the miraculous, and the manner 4f his death ...
... EARL KITCHENER’S. TRAGI OST WITH ALL ON BOARD H.M.S HAMPSHIRE. ...
... EARL KITCHENER'S LIFR BY SHEER MERIT ROSE TO GREAT EMINENC) ...
... £45; Kitchen and one lady; atter 5 years; PARLOURMAID, 2£%.— Mre, Morgan, Eon leaving to mai louse, Uphill, feston NTED, ASSISTANT OOOK and HOUSEMAID. Ww: Twelve a.” oF Matron, S.v and BO. Hospital, between Ten and pm TRAYED, @ Brown GELDING and a Brewn ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... then friend., “Reforming!” ied Kitchener, “I intend to and after full the Premier. .A umber Egyptians were found Darlington, appeared at Bow-treet, London, yester. at Giscretion, and Kitchener went form my own Kitchener was hardly guilty and to the maximum ...
... have taken the opportunity of discussing important military and financiai questions. be found c (A full ay of Earl Kitchener ORD KITCHENE APF. Mr. H. J. O’Beirne, of the Foreign-office, was born in Ireland in 1866, and was at various attached to British ...
... VER COTTAGE, Newton Ferrers; road, Plymouth. kitchen, &e.—Ball, 42, Amherst. vacant; sea stove.— Newton’ Ferrers, Yealm, near mear ees, LET, elt of. pert of Rosmed ‘E! ORANTOCK Newquay).—Seaside Kitchens ; HOUSES, 6 bedrooms, 2 and § C Furnished HOUSE ...
... tributes by public men wore yesterday LORD ROSEBERY: This afternoon we have had a gloom cast over us b: reached us that Lord. Kitchener and all hie staff and the deplorable news which has the crew of the their gallant coi mrades at the bottom of the ocean. ...