... the twelve survivors who got to shore an raft all hope most to abandoned. KITCHENER’S BOAT SWAMPED BY THE MEATY SEAS ROBIES HOISTED STEEP CLIFFS. It is reported that Lord Kitchener and hie staff were pieced in one the ship's beets, which got clear the wrack ...

... Business will looked linff-fiouse consists of three Reccpln-r«x>ro«, cr usual, ami every satisfaction given to 7 lledrocnns. Kitchen, Scullery, etc. The Huston era. is large, well fitted up. and well adapted lor ( stateinell s furnished. Bills discounted ...

... e is double bouse, substantially built, and. thorough order and repair, and consists of two aitlina-rooms. si* bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, scullery, etc. There is large yard, with extensive ...

... Suit Cans, » «nat variety at popular prioaa. Ouns jtiflaa, Barolvars and Ammunition speciality. also stock a large selection Kitchen and Pantry Utensils, Cutlary nlate. Carpet Swoopets, Brass and Copper Ini tea. and Fin Irons, WeiliJ * and Mangling Uachines ...

... ie double Louse, substantially built, and in thorough order and repair, and consist# of two sittina-rooms, six bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, scullerv, etc. There is a larae yard, with extensive oftce houses in first-class repair, including byre for five ...

... users of petrol must make return before next Tuesday. * * Tbe King and Queen attended the memorial service for the late lord Kitchener held on Tuesday St Paul’s Cathedral. Services were also held in Dublin, Edinburgh, York. Birmingham, and other cities. * ...

... leave. He was rescued from raft after being three hours in the water. was in the coastguard service at Tara before the war. KITCHENER. That sleepless sentinel. Napoleon, still Keeps lonely .watch o’er France, ’mid damps of death: And Nelson slumbers not when ...

... 90), conducted by Pastor O. Jeffreys. Belfast. ft***-. fresh new* has been received regarding th-4 regretted death Lord Kitchener, who lost in the ainktng of H«M.B. Hampshire on Monday night, but messages condolence continue to Buckingham Palace, the ...

... menilvrs the Jforth End tTnlonist desire to place or the minutes of the club oar deep-re*. sorrow the reported death of w»ff Kitchen-r, a seemingly irreparable loss a*a •♦•ost tiylbf time in the history the Kingdom and the Empire. That we express ou admiration ...

... action, it would look very bed, as if they ~ ■ ■.. ri ■ LORD KITCHENER’S PRAISS. March last left her b«d, she was very COUNTRY PROUD OF VOLUNTEERS, nervous end excited the result the an- KITCHENER, replying to lorf nova nee she had been subjected to from ...

... Avenue, Belfast, Cunligan Squjre; W’. M'Convcy, Knock, Belfast, Queen ChampionW. M'Convey, Winsteen. Knock, Belfast. Lord Kitchener; Willie Thompson, Sami -• Samuel .Ulu*. and fcx*-. - the «Mbmpii n« ...

... J. B. Cotter, 8.A., in the course of an impressive sermon paid high tribute to the memory of the late Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener, and the conclusion of the service the Dead March was effectively rendered on the grand organ Dr. E. Cooney. CUSHENDALL SEAMAN ...