... That ac, the ut tar l•rban Do.trict, ii Kingstown. at thin our brat meeting pin, the lament.' and tragic death of Lord Kitchener and hit staff, beg ricipertfully to offer to the King and to the Ilriti•h (loorernnietot oiinrll•a sympathy with tlwrio in ...

... liccretary of skate for War has lint his life pruc.,diug on a special mission to it: }Lumen, Russia. Fiekl•3lanittal lord Kitchener gar* tarty-Ave years of distinguishA service to the brat,, and it largely doe to hie administrative gones and linwitorying ...

... Mr. Lloyd George's chief expert the Ministry of Munitions. Lord Kitchener tieing iminartied, the Earldom now passes in special remainder to his titter br_titer, Colonel 11. E. C. Kitchener, It is expected that within a few days tiorernment will annuutne ...

... of all their memberv—the death of Lord Kitchener—and he ma , sute ,ithec would all agree with him in pro. pc”.ing that thee record on their minute. their -en*e of the nation': great lo,s death of Lord Kitchener. and the , ,tmoathy with hi. relative: and ...

... Conlon. The story at the Conquest of the Sudan and Kitchener', part in it [tared not be ru. counted. except that it brought the qualities of military genius and . orguili.a. lion which were lord Kitchener s ea fow-1 went.. Fr nu to I t . hen. , r I Idiu ...

... been rived in Blyth, no* - Evening Standard, - that Richard' Simpson, • member of the crew of the Hampshire, on which Lord Kitchener was travelling. is safe. Of the thip's company of the Ramp. shim s -says the Star. hurgeon Ruch M•\ally was the on of a ...

... lu 1917, ahem lord Kitchener sat Contuiander-in.( hi, in India. be van apiliAllted id , assistant military meretary, Hu smaitiipaniedi him as s t a ff en hit mission Japan, Australia, and iew Zealand in 19(o, and when Lord Kitchener was in command ~f the ...

... heon of the British Imperial Coto. 11 of tommerce. and reolfialf the toast of the Imperial Fleet. pad 4 tribute to Lord Kitchener. He said the sudden death and loss of a man who Iva, no• merely a colleague in the Cabiaet, but perhaps the most striking ...

... Premier, annount ed the resignation of :he Cabinet. Admiral Calmar° recalled .0 aarm terms the services of the late Lord Kitchener, and asked the President to tender to the British nation the eondolenee: of the Senate on the Field- Marshal's death, and ...

... UTZ LORD 11EITCRENE1 INIINIONIAL 11,11IVICII IN PAM. (Nub's Tlimium.) . Tuesday .4 Solemn Semite in inemorr of Lord Kitchener was held this morning at the Lhurch of the British Emliat.y. President Pomcare, General Rogues (Minis,- ter of War), and Admiral ...

... TRIBUTE BY PUBLICISTS SYIPATIIY OF FOREIGN GOVERNIENTS. fonition. Tue.tltc. Tbi: following tribut: 'pout to Curti Kitchener:— I.rtitielborne, ►peakiug at WeNtwia, bier this altrrsoon:— would all w i,h me to lemma. our profound morrow at the &nth lord ...

... King to the troops on june 6th The Army Order issued by his Ma. jests's command, informing us of the loss at sea of Lord Kitchener, ha , beet received with the deepest regret all ranks of the armies under command. /Its memory will remain with us as an ...