... Au Erroneous Forecast. Lord Kitchener, though a true prophet on so many occasions, pro ved wrong in forecasting the manner of his own death. During the Soudan campaign, when warned that he was exposing himself too recklessly during a hot engagement, he ...

... recovered from 11.‘1.5. Hampshire is that of Lieutenant:.t.lonel 0. Fitzgerald, C.M.G., personal maisecretary to Lord Kitchener Hie remains are being brought here to-morrow for the purpose of being conveyed south by Rumours were in circulation that ...

... OF THE DAY. In a letter to the Times to-day Lord Cromer gives a highly interesting account of Lord Kitchener and Fashoda. In 1897, when Lord Kitchener was about to go up the Nile, and almust certain there to meet Captain Marchand, Lord Cromer was in London ...

... Mountain* ---,~ THE WESTNIrNSTER GAZETTE NOTES OF THE DAY. All accounts go to show that yesterda • s Memorial Services to Lord Kitchener—of which the principal wai, of course, the ser. ice held at St. Paul': —were at once simple, dignified, and moving in character ...

... SOLDIER. From all parts of the world there have arrived to-day messages of sympathy with Great Britain in the loss of Lord Kitchener, and tributes to the work which he has accomplished at the War Office. The French Premier, M. Briand, in deploring the lass ...

... but towards the border they will be attacked.—Reuter. A KITCHENER SONG OF HATE.. Amsterdam, Thursday (received to-dlO. From Chemnitz the Vorwiirts learns that a song of hatred on Lord Kitchener's death has been composed in that town and publicly distributed ...

... interest to the various I rumours that are afoot. THE KITCHENER LETTER. The Red Cross Gift House has just received an offer of 50,000 francs for the manuscript of the letter written by Lord Kitchener calling for 300,000 men for the new armies. The offer ...

... Porkies Comfort Garage. 'Phone 2081 Stati.m. Fromm WHITSUNTIDE. WOODHALL SPA. VICTORIA HOTEL. Golf. C-oluet Tennis. Orchestra. Kitchens under Or. (Intro! of Mona. Soper. late Brook's Cue. La Pansiou Ws. ed. Roosts now La m ...

... presence; as though we were increasing this quiet company by something that was not dead ; alive, yet not alive—a memory. Lord Kitchener's body, maybe, has found its burial place by the lone Orkneys. His espirit, so it seemed to us, came into the grey cathedral ...

... slide movement, but it is expected that traffic will be resumed before to-morrow•. LORD KITCHENER: A REQUIEM. solemn requiem for the repose of the souls of Lord Kitchener and his personal staff, together with the officers and crew of H.M.S. Hampshire, ...

... mentioned in despatches at El Teb, accompanied the Nile Expedition of 1884-5 as senior chaplain to the forces, and shared with Kitchener the glories of Khartoum. It was at Omdurman that he won his D.S.O. by walking' ten miles and back across the enemy-infested ...

... King-of-Arms, in gold-encrusted tabard and crimsest ribbons, with baton and scroll, recited over the coffin the long list of Kitchener's achievements and honours. But, as on both days. the one in November and the other in March, to-day—though close to mid ...