... LORD KITCHENER. Never was news received which sent such a thrill through all true British hearts as that on Tuesday afternoon, when it was announced that Lord Kitchener and his staff had been drowned. The great soldier-statesman, who through his marvellous ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Arising, and speaking very feelingly, the Chairman (Mr. G. E. Blundell) said: Gentlemen, I think, before commencing the business this evening, it is the duty of this Tribunal to pass a vote of sympathy upon the tragic death of Lord Kitchener ...

... LAUGHED AT KITCHENER'S FATE. The two Belgian hall porters who burst into laughter when they heard of Lord Kitchene'rs death last week were fined £2 each at Marlborough-street, London, yesterday for conduct likely to provoke a breach of the peace. The ...

... LORD KITCHENER. APPEALS HEARD. A meeting of the local Tribunal was held last evening, Mr. G. E. Blundell presiding. The other members present were Councillor R. E. Jones, Messrs. Evan Rogers and David Jones; With Mr. Evan Davies (clerk) and Mr. L. Byass ...

... memorial service in memory of Lord Kitchener is to be held at' St. Paul's Cathedral' at noon on Tuesday, June 13. Lord Kitchener Kitchener raised an army of five million men since the outbreak of war. The late Kitchener of Khartoum was born in County Kerry ...

... venture true , fickleness nation the I fighters. Many are Lord Kitchener's ' every other Office. Alas! like he soon experienced the popularity, and those who praised hailed him soon began to criticise Lc': he went on like the Sphynx he was, dc 7.1 v. ...

... The Army in the field could not last one single day without the efforts of the civilian population behind it.—Lord Kitchener. ...

... represented the constituency without a break for thirty years. The Prime Minister paid a touching tribute to the memory of Lord Kitchener, and then referred to, the naval battle of Jutland. The full extent of our victory, he declared, had not yet been realised ...

... service the choir rendered the anthem Lift up your heads (Coleridge Taylor) and the Dead ' March, in t memory of Lord Kitchener, and the men lost their lives in the North Sea fight, 'Was played. Mr. T. Higgins, Portbtawl, officiated at Mary Magdeline ...

... The Army in the field could not last one single day without the efforts of the civilian population behind it.- 2 -Lord Kitchener. —o— It is intended to erect works at Chep- eatployl.2,ono ...

... but they will prove a credit to the British Army. The venture; to say that if that noble and ever-memorable warrior, Lord Kitchener, was alive, he would be the first to congratulate the sturdy Welsh Gurkhas. The Germans will yet have occasion to regret ...

... a man named Marshall. Witness asked him if there were any men on the premises and he replied No. Witness went into the kitchen and there found a man named' John Evans, of 35, Nantyffyllon Terrace, Nantyffyllon, sitting near the table with a half-pint ...