... KITCHENER. M.Fs AND LOSS Of the Hampshire.! Admiralty View. WHEN THE ESCORT OF DESTROYERS LEFT. WERE THE SEAS SWEPT QUESTION, But No Answer. Flying the Dutch Flag. In the House Commons, yesterday, Sir Richard Cooper asked the First Lord of the Admiralty ...

... Lord Kitchener AND THE —- THE Speaking Abe said before Je»** tf asked Lord Kitchener * grip going. Lord Kitchen** Germans were now • position than the people interior, and prize fighter w»* da«ed, they *i«> * added lord Kitchener, \„ r . the knock-out ...

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... LORD KITCHENER. L The Empire mourns its Great eat Soldier None living now seems apt fill tbe Post fiU'd so well! And at this news dread Our Great Allies mourn with us—for, a hot* '* truly was himself!'' None could we spare Less wittingly! His of ...

... to the esteem and honour in which they held Lord Kitchener and to their regret for his loss. Viscount French added his tribute to j Lord Kitchener's memory. When he I was Commander-in-Chief Lord Kitchener spared no efforts to meet his demands. He faced ...

... Earl Kitchener, with an inscription expressing the admiration of the House for his illustrious military career and its gratitude for his devoted services to the State. The Prime Minister said when the House adjourned for Whitsuntide Lord Kitchener had ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S LAST JOURNEY, Travelled * North * On Monday Morning. EIGHT HOURS AT SEA. SEVERE WEATHER. Sir Douglas Haig's IEPLY TO HIS MAJESTY. The Memorial Service. The shock caused by the news of Lore Kitchener's death, the greatest by far since ...

... volunteer of 1870, Lord Kitchener the man of genius who organised the powerful British Army. M. Georges Le.ygues, President of the Foreign Affairs Committee, said the Committee unanimously adopted the resolution. added : Lord Kitchener was one the figures ...

... 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 ...

... profoundly regret the loss of our great friend, Lord Kitchener. PASHA. War Minister, Egypt- To Pasha, Cairo. beg your Excellency accept j our grateful thanks fox your touch; ing message sympathy. Lw« j Kitchener never had Egypt out of his thoughts, and often ...