... to wield with such great effect se. the reconqneet of the Soudan. I.ienteenet Kitchener wee actually promoted captain In! January. Pr% and major in October. 18111 Kitchener found the Egyptian troops spies. did soldiers, if only they would not run I away ...

... Britannic Agent and Consul-General in Egypt, to Walter Kitchener, who served in Egypt and South Africa. MR. O’BEIRNE’S WORK IN RUSSIA. Mr. O'Beirne, of the Foreign Office, who was accompanying Lord Kitchener, was his way a country with which was familiar. was ...

... neureed that Lord Kitchener would not take, up the Ifeditarsnean aminaed. In October it was further nohow:iced he would be op. pointed to the Defence Committee. This annoumperment caused several cstisfattioe. le the sad Lord Kitchener found. annul emtoireonutt ...

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... morning: I have to report, with deep regret, that his Majesty’s ship Hampshire (Captain Herbert J. Saville, R.N.), with Lord Kitchener and his sjtaff on board, was sunk last night about 8 o’clock to the west of the Orkneys, either by a mine or torpedo. Four ...

... liehted.—Apply Samuel Herald, 130, Road. FURNISHED HOUSER rno Let, Furnished, 1 Sitting-room, Bod- I. rooms, with use of Kitchen and Bathroom; no attendance—23, Claremont Street, University Road. ...

... YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE.” The Press Issciatiou says the following Army Order was issued at midnight : Death of Lord Kitchener—Message from his Majesty thc King to the troops:— v his Majesty’s command the following order has been issued to the Army— ...

... PLOATING CRAIN CARGOES. lAmdon (the Baltic), Tuesday. WHEAT.—The Exchange was dosed 3 p.m. mark of respect to the memory Earl Kitchener. No business has been done cargoes, alid none attempted. Quotations may regarded nominal. Blue Stem and Walla, per steamer ...

... ot an editorial appreciation of Lord ivitcueuer the Daily .Uail says :-rTo what has written anove will Itu?, that Loi’d Kitchener’s intention to go Kussia was Known to great many people i.i on inuisday, that it ougnt not to liavo been known, mat news ...

... THE NEWS IN PARIS. Paris, Tuesday Lord Kitchener is regarded the French as tho brains of the British Army, and his death comes with great a shock if General Joffrc had been killed. MEMORIAL SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S. Early yesterday evening (says the Press ...

... who returned ye-Merday evening from France, in in terview with Press Association represcnlauv.. said- The tragic news Lord Kitchener d,-i conies a. dreadful shock to the whole F;: : hi» life’s work has reared f-> him .i mi-nnment loftier than the pyramid- ...

... deplore the loss of Lord Kitchener, however, was going make difference to the prosecution the war. The Liverpool Atlantic News Room and Liverpool Corn Exchange closed for the remainder, the day out respect tl> Lord Kitchener’s memory. The iLord Provost ...