... REFERENCE TO LORD KITCHENER. At the sitting of the Court, The President aaid—l cannot commence Cie proeerdings today without referring to the great loss which . the nation has sustained by the death of Field• Marshal Lord Kitchen,, Is la a disaster to ...

... REFERENCES IN LONDON CHURCHES. Speaking at St. Paul's Cathedral, London, yesterday morning, Dean Inge Lord Kitchener did his work, not with eye service BB the men pleasers, but in singleveel of heart fearing God and God only; for he was a man of prayer ...

... the most distinguished military career of our thine, writes the Mtlitsry (orrespondent of the Daily Telegraph Like Nelson, Kitchener has died in the iniddh i the war, but probably at its turning point, the crisis which culminated in the great battle of May ...

... French Republic had paid • glowing ! tribute to Lord Kitchener before the representatives of all the Allies, who shared equally with us in our great loss. He remarked on the fact that lord Kitchener, like all men of action, did not always trust to logic ...

... became A.D.C. to the Commander-in-i - hirt in India in 1904.6. AssistantAliht v Secretary to Lord Kitchener in India 1907-8, Stall Officer to Lord Kitchener on rniaaion to Japan, Australia, and New Zealand in 1909, and • General Staff Officer of the third ...

... FUNERAL OF COLONEL FITZGERALD. The burial of Colonel Fitsgeiald, MilitnrY Secret•ry to Kitchener, who was with the late Set retary of State when the Hampshire went down, and wan nublienuently washed ashore, took place this afternoon at with full ynihtaiy ...

... Kingdom would to given effect to. THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. The resolotion panted in Committee requesting Ws Majesty to that • be ern/led at the public charge to the inemory of Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener egreed to on report. ...

... deep regret, the loss onsteined to the nation by the death of Lord Kitchener, and we wish to offer our Pymptathy to relatives. In propovvir,gtb. resolution, Coyle that Lord Kitchener was deeply mourned by every subject in the British Isles, irreopeetive ...

... LATE EARL hIMIENER. At a Kitchener Iternorial Serrice at Duiilkv the Rec. Dr. Maitland. people had marvelled at the criminal et our ruler, in the liberty of port spies England ii.oerilnusly rms in regard to alien (nErrr,o4, •-••••• BARCELONA. Srgnar %ooral ...

... GENERIL SIR DOUGLAS HAIG TO THE ARMY COUNCIL. Tre Army by His Mairatf“ command, informing us of the tom at rra nf lord Kitchener ha. been iaceived with the drerewt regret by all ranks of the Armies under my command. ilia moiler.. will re. mein with cc ...

... Lansdowne delivered a well-phrased of Lord Kitchener, in which he dwelt specially upon his wonderful influence in expanding our modest Expeditionary Force into a great host numbered by millions. lord Kitchener had ..ften told him that he was no Parliamentarian ...

... square a few minutes after two o'clock this afternoon when a newspaper boy suddenly appeared and shouted something about Lord Kitchener being drowned. In a moment he was surrounded, and his papers almost torn from bun. I did not grasp what the boy had shouted ...