... Embassy staff, and many distinguished French personages, attended a memorial service her© this morning for the late Lord Kitchener, other victims of the Hampshire, and men of the British fleet loot the Jutland battle. The Senate and Chamber to-day each ...

... you too, said the net member. alt except Lord Kitchener.' said the other fellow, why don't you do it? The Cabinet man heaved a sigh. I you, said he, • that _we have little influence with Kitchener. That may seem to be an exaggerated statement ...

... hen It h ('atonal Kitchener went back to Egypt in the autumn an AdlatantOeneraf to the Egyptian Army, and took part is the lighting ort the Soudan frontier under the herder. Sir Francis Oreatell. On Decembes 111. flesh. Colonel Kitchener dietiognished himself ...

... said th© Cabinet member, all except Lord Kitchener/' ** Then. said the other fellow, ** why don’t fou it? Th© Cabinet man heaved a sigh. I assure you, said he, that have terv little influence with Kitchener. That may seem to be an exaggerated statement ...

... COPENHAGES TOLD FROM BEILIT, in wornowtool accord the nation and the Empire mourn the gallant dead The late Lord Kitchener, Pield.Afarshal and patriot. w oe the pecple's hero—the nation'e pride. lite was a eternality which caught the popular ins.-cgination ...

... relatives Lord Kitchener, their great sympathy in this most unfortunate loss. LONDON. Tuesday. 3-53 p.m.—The War Office notifies with reference to the announcement of the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire that the special party consisted of:— Lord Kitchener, with Lieut ...

... Were Disposed Of by Official Aanonacement. Early on Turaday a rumour gained wide currency throughout the country that Lord Kitchener was saved. Untortunatekr there was no confirmation of the report. and although no official denial istwed. the rumour was ...

... Fight and Lord Kitchener’s Death. Judge Walker Craig, Recorder the city, in opening the Belfast Quarter Sessions yesterday, referred in his uddre.-* the Grand Jury to the official reports of the recent sea light and to the loss of Lord Kitchener through the ...

... 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— ...

... Wear Mouraing for a Week. Prms Bureau, Tmmday, 11.55 p.m. The following army order Inas issued at midnight : —Death of Lord Kitchener. — Message from his Majesty the King to the Troops.—By his Majesty's commands, the following order has been issued to the ...

... THE FASHODI AFFAIR. As • diplomatist Lord Kitchener deserved well of his country, in his dealings with the French explorer, Major (now Otaeral) Morehead. at Fashoda,mi the White Nile, alrno• Immediately after the battle of °Murices. • rash act, or random ...

... 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 ...