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... GERMANY AND KITCHENER'S DEATH. The ‘Vorwaerts” is the only Berlin Rmet to show respect to the late Lord itchener. / Count Reventlow. writine in “Deutsch “Kgeezeitune,’ says :—*“lf a submarine caused the disaster. the commander may ne heartil congratulated ...
... 3 KITCHENER'S TRAGIG | END. DROWNED ON WAY TO RUSSIA. Noted lrishman Lost. The Secretary of the Admiralty announced on Tuesday that the following telegram had been received from the Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Fleet at 10.30 (Biitish summer time) ...
... A MARTYR TO DUTY. The tertible news of the tragic death of Lord Kitchener came with staggering surprise. As far as the general public 15 concerned, nobody had anv idea that the War Secyetary wag out of town. Naturally eno\::h thé news of his visit to ...
... R.H.A. were also attached to the party. A Geet Carest. Lord Kitchener, born at Crotter House. Ballylongford, Co. Kerry, 24th Tune. 1850, was son of the late Lieutenant Colonel H. H. Kitchener. of Cossington, Leicestershire, and Frances, daufihter of the ...
... occurred before “ Kitchener's Army” had been recruited, As a leader in the field he was a soldier who subordinated everything to the work in hand, and he bore the reputation of being cold and ruthless in pursuit of a foe: but Kitchener’s khakiclad millions ...
... Glasses, Toiler Ware, Hall Linoleum, Stair Onleloth, Kitchen Table, Dresser Forms, Chairs, etc.: Pot Hooks and Crane, Parlour Fire Grate, Lamp, Fender, ctc. : Kitchen Press, Pots, Pans, and Kitchen Utensils, Churn, Dairy Utensils, Cans, Pans, etc. Splendid ...
... LLOST WITH THE HAMPSHIRE. Thomas Rossiter, the Faythe Wexford. was on board the proud _ship «“Hampshire’’ which brought Kitchener and his Staff to their doom. So far as is known there was only one survivor of the disaster and it is feared that Seaman ...
... TO LET AND WANTED. } HOUSE AND LAND TO LET. TO Be Let—A Substantial Dwellinghouse, containing largf Kitchen, Parlour, Diningfoom, and Three Bedrooms, Dairy, dnd Out-offices consisting of Cowhouse (four stalls), Stable ‘and Car House, Piggery, Coal House ...
... Bedrdom Furni-| ture. several Presses. Dressing Tables, Washstands, Ware, Toilet Glasses, etc. : Bed Rest. Baths, etc., etc.: Kitchen Tables, Chairs, Presses, Patent Mangle, Carpenter’s Bench and Tools. Vulcan[izer. Long Dinner Service, Short do., Odd Ware ...
... loss of Lord Kitchener was far more severe. The blow was doubly felt locally as Kitchener's staff, which went down at the time included Col. Fitz Gerald. a kinsman of Lady Maurice Fitz Gerald, Jobnstown ~Castle, Having dwelt on Kitchener’s work in Egypt ...
... the President, Major-General lLord Cheylesmore, referred to the loss which the nation had sufferéed by the death of T.ord Kitchener. N X Captain Lawless, medical superintendent, stated that he had examined the accused that morning and found him in a state ...
... , 5 Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Mahogany Wardrobe, cedar lined ; bressing Table, Washstand and Ware, Cane and Kitchen Chairs and Tables, a quantitgdfixst-class Linoleum, and various ‘other lots, ‘ Sale at 12 o’clock. Terms—Cash, R. H. SHAW, ...