... of the country • Lord Kitchener was a man unlike many in our day who are foal of advertisement, and shrank from every invitation to popularity. Lord Kitchener's epitaph should be; • lie did his duty.' FRANCE AND LARD KITCHENER. PARIS. Tuesday.—News ...

... occasion Kitchener instructed his aide-de-camp to communicate with a certain General famous for the warmth of bis language. Not over the wires, added Kitchener. they might fuse I DO NOT AGREE. It is generally known that Lord Kitchener did not ...

... TRIBUTES TO LORD KITCHENER, Lk AND HIS WORK. A LIV Ii MONUMENT. Striking tributeto Lord Kitchener and his work aro paid, by the London and provincial Press, ir6ltt which we take the following extracts -- The limes.—!nrd Kitchener of Khartoum has diel ...

... N MEMORY OF LORD KITCHENER. THE KING AND QUEEN AT ST PAUL'S, St )1.131N TRIBUTE. The King and Queen again identified theniscivis with the national sentiment by attending on Tuesday the Kitchener arnorjal servi , •e at St. raul's Cathedral. The weather ...

... Earl Kitchener, Secretary, of State for War. had been drowned while proceeding to Russia. The news was contained in a message from Sir John Jellicoe, Commander-in- Chief of the Grand Fleet, who reported that H.M.S. Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and staff ...

... I was the cne who saw Lord Kitchener last. lie went down with tt.e ship. He did not leave her. I , a.w Captain Savill help his boat crew to clear away b.:s galley. At the same time the captain wai calling to Lord Kitchener to tome to the boat, but owing ...

... FOR OTHERS. Lord Kitchener was usually regarded as being devoid of heart or emotional feelings. The following, vouched for by the holder of one of the highest petitions in the Government, however, proves the contrary. Lord Kitchener once saw the wife ...

... THE EMPIRE'S LOSS The Empire has been shocked by the official announcement that Lord Kitchener and his Staff have been drowned by the sinking of his H.M.S. Hampshire either by a mine or torpedo off the Orkneys. The Secretary of State for War was journeying ...

... itself with the thought that Lord Kitchener has done a great work, and that the great work remains. In war we mast think only of making good. And it is right to consider at once the choke of a man to succeed Lord Kitchener.• If the Government choose, not ...

... it has done and will do, is Lori Kitchener's best monument. K. OF K'S CAREER IN BRIEF. Lord Kitchener of Khartoum was the first Earl, the title having been created in 1914. He was the son of Lieut.-Colonel H. H. Kitchener, of Cossington„ Leicestershire ...

... been ki led when be was attacked by one of the infur.ated mob with a club had not Kitchener stepped forward and placed himself between the native and his companion. Kitchener's aim was badly injured in the struggle, and subsequently be mirtowly escaped 'being ...

... AN IMPORT AN MISSION, Daily Telegrapa.—:.oxi Kitchener has died, as he lived, in the exezution of his duty. He would never have thougit of leaving the War Office at so critical a moment had he—and his colleagues in tae Cabinet also not attached the ...