... REPORTS THAT LORD KITCHENER WAS SAVED. Early last evening S rumour gained wide currency throughout the country that Lord Kitchener was saved. Unhoppily. there was no confirmation of the report, and althmigh denial the rumour was effectually disposed of ...

... MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR LORD KITCHENER. REI'TER'A TELCUIt MELBOURNE. There • leaned congregation of 25) at an impresai,e lemonol for lord Kitchenei held at the Exhibition to do;-. ...

... THE LATE F: %It , kITCHEN ER. , RFITFIII3 141RENCO MARQUE-S. Memnor. . . . . A for -. q r .,. 1.004 at the Enli.h I 'km ch yostotolby ;roars!, and easidrota of all natalnalltior attended. Lord Frtrhao•r', death h. iocorely a all ,4 the Portocow. ...

... THE L ATE KITCHENER. &LI TEC CDIWIIIY. fl the m motir. hat. q. .be to Pritain no I oi Is It. relief . (;•Ilerga • dea.h of the , • - :NA be raid. WU. 1112a,T• %•• • tor the United r1 the Arid ealroinionr. Ho re. • tort:on hy Lord of the • ' Army to• ...

... LORD KITCHENER TO MEET HIS CRITH'S. PR .tinsir I.VT I. IN 7EIE4 It C.reat interest ban been arouse., Lord Kiti-henefe in,tation. conveyed through Mr. Tennant. to all roenibera of Parliament to meet him at the War on Friday morn. lint ti reeeive any i ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Th. -- publishes to day the following .- lord Kitchener by Mr. Robert Poet laureate watchful to foresee 1. e thy country', pent. wheresoe'er; 1— c war and peace with equal care. te,ll ennobled. thou wert he call'd and beds Set my arm ...

... II TH OF I. 0R D KITCHENER. s of the *Aber. nays TAr. T i • . general public reposed unbounded the suddenners with whi,-It it las thein, have profoundly abocked the They are shocked and they are rte .:J. hut none, we trust. will fancy for • dolutit that ...

... LATE LORD KITCHENER. STRIKING MANIFESTATION OF SYMPATHY. rIIEUTXIII TZLIORAN3 NEW YORK, Jinni 15. Probably the - e - cen - e -.Witnessed here dunng present war developed hot night at the great Allied now in progress this city. Tape in honour of the memory ...

... awarhis plley At the same time the captain ma, to lord Kitchener to come to the Mal. bat owing to the nose. made by ;he mod and toed Kitchener could mi. hear I think %Then the explosiori Kitchener walked of,. cap,. on at. went up the and on to ta t ouarterdeck ...

... LATE LORD KITCHENER. KING'S MESSAGE TO HIS SISTER. Mrs. Parker. Lister of Iced Kitchener, has received mnumberahle messages of aympathe in her prreonal loam. The King sent the following While the nation mourns the death of • s,eat soldier, I have personally ...

... referred to the deaths of Lord Kitchener, his Staff, and the crew of the slap that conveyed them. , That, he fair', was no victory for the enemy; it was a deep sorrow for ourselves. They would not lament Lord Kitchener to-Joky. Ito had gained • reputation ...

... of , but the nation knows that, like other work iu which Lord Kitchener has ser engaged, it was undertaxen in the hope rendering still further service to the laud a loved., LORD KITCHENER AND IRELAND. Although his military duties anti ice the State compellea ...