... mid }A.laitd. a. the .uppl.ed by the Genesi.. Ca. mieatahle. Twu the men were transported etretchers. The Items of ll.orrl Kitchener's death etented a profound sensation among them. ...

... Towel Char; 3ft. Oak Combination stead, with Spring sad . Mattress, Feather Pillows,. Sore Art Carpet, Toilet Ware, Fender, KITCHEN.-41t. Draw, w. cupboards and drawers; Mt 6i Table, 2 Chairs. ~.,;/ : --. -. ''.,';•': ; lARVE .. • , '. , : . k: . IPLEMN' ...

... favourably of the food and treatment geoerally. With regard to German prianners of war, they were sent to at instance of Lord Kitchener, and he always imagined that the bite Field- Marshal was largely actuated by the extreme reloctanm which prevailed in this ...

... Abandonment. It. is understood that in cinisequerice of the great loss which the uatno tines surtained by death of Lord Kitchener the Wind. wir Meeting, Arranged for kriday mid Saturday nest, will, all probability, Ise tinned. Nothing was officially decided ...

... to.day 4 flrompton Pari.h Chan+ Mt MOry of the officers and teen f the Hampshire. which sank off the tiri.nev with Lord Kitchener and i;il hoard. The memhers of the congrea sere principal's relatives of the ,he perished. and all were in deep mourning ...

... House of Commim.s with tiled the death of fiord Kitchener on Weir. day or Thursday neat bat, ne° set decided upon. Out it is expected that the will follow the precedent wa when Lorl Roberts died. laird Kitchener. was 4 member if the Government as 5 0 as * ...

... Lad Redbne. Cheet• of Draw Par.. (Waits, etc.; Hlanketa. Laws. all of Ihr beer of bervuota' Mame. linchan and I Mack of Kitchen Cooper.. Dadv Utenetla. Ta.. Glass and laluable Silva Plated Ware. Milner'. NI., tootromos be, Boned.. by Peter. and Bona ...

... LONDON STOCK MARKETS FIRM. RISE IN CONSOLS. AMERICANS BETTER. FINANCIAL COLILESPON LONIX)N, Turso.ve. The 118113 of Lord Kitchener's death made a profound impreaeion on the Stock Exchange, hut it was significant of a conviction that the deplorable event ...

... to communicate rapidly the German Government. Only yesterds• morning I met a man who flatly reloacd to believe that Loud Kitchener was dead. In this absence of any authentic news of the boats that the Hampahire lattneheri, I, MRS consincel I that the War ...

... that Lord Kitchener could ha‘e been sated, though it is evident that due precautions were taken to secure his safety as as possible. A naval officer took bun to the quarter deck and to tlm bridge, where the captain was heard telling lord Kitchener u. get ...

... Bedley Le Lae presented io Red t.7tase gift how* in v e il th e appeal by lord Kitchener for throe hundred theueand men early last year. The document is entirely in leni Kitchener's handwriting. and i to he bold for the highest, bid up to June 30 A condition ...

... commands quite an extraordinary respect in the House'. warmly deprecated the attacks on Lord Kitchener, a. did Sir George Reid. The amendment to reduce Lord Kitchener's salary was negatived without a dirtsion, and the salary was voted. The State trial at rairo ...