... damaged the vetwel. New York, June 15.—The London cones• pondent of the Tribune cables Mr. Lloyd George is to succeed Earl Kitchener as Secretary-of State for War, according to well authenticated reports current here to day. It is understood, however, that ...

... the services being r. ndered the nation and the Empire by Earl Kitchener. The right honourable gentleman declared that the Army, the country, and the Empiie were under a debt to Earl Kitchener which could not be measured in words, tie bad accepted the portfolio ...

... aft on the port side The Captain called Lord Kitchener to the fore bridge near where the Captain's boat was hoisted. The Captain also called Lord Kitchener to enter the boat. It is unknown if Lord Kitchener entered it or what happened to any boat. 'I he ...

... present. London, June 6.—Accompanying Earl Kitchener as his Staff were : Mr. Hugh James 0. Berne, former Councillor to tile British Embassy at Petrograd, and former Minister at Sofia; Mr. A. Fitz Gerald, Earl Kitchener's Private Secretary : Brigadier- General ...

... rind y-Sunday. 8 a.m.-11t.ly Eucharist. 9 a. in. —Holy Euchat iat and Set mob (Choral).— Memorial of Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener. Preacher—Rev. H. A. Dalton, D D. 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon. Preacher— Rev. U. L. Riven, B.D. 12.15 p m.—Holy Euchariet ...

... army, and Queen Alexandra for the memorial tier- the number of prisoners has increased only vices for Field-Marshal arl Kitchener. No very little. N rth west of Rojitche, after troops lined the streets through which the dislodging the Germans, we approached ...

... the Windward Islands on the 6th instant received an official telegram announcing the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire with Lord Kitchener and his Staff on board. T 3 this telegram a reply was immediately forwarded, expressing the deep sorrow of His Majesty's ...

... says a Central News despatch to night from Dublin. London, June 10.—The cruiser Hampshire, on which Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener and his Staff were lost, was sunk as the result of striking a mine, it was officially announced this afternoon. The statement ...

... obedient servant, T. K FELL, Colonial Secretary. Colonial Secretary's Office, Barbados, 21st June, 1916. Horatio Herbert, Earl Kitchener. A Sermon preached at a Memorial Eucharist in St. Michael's Cathedral, Barbados, on Trinity Sunday, June 18, 1916, by Rev ...

... Archbishop of the West Indies. [(is Lordship also made reference to the recent cablegram which told of the loss of Lord Kitchener and his Staff, and deplored the sad event. He also spoke on the present healthy condition of the College, and the bequest ...

... fighting 58 officers and about 11,000 men, and captired a number of guns and machine guns, a quantity of other weapons, field kitchens and telephone material. The result of the engagements from the 4th to the 7th in Volhynia and Galicia permitted us to consider ...

... —Mr. Asquith next Wednesday will offer in the House of Commons a motion for the erection of a monument to the late Earl Kitchener. London, Jane 16.—Sir Maurice De Bunzen, Under Secretary of the Foreign Office, made the following statement to-day regarding ...