... LORD KITCHENER. General French's Tribute. In tlie House of Lords night, notable tributes were paid to Lord Kitchener by Lord Lanedowne, Lord French, and Lord Derby. Lord Lansdowne spoke of the dead soldier as a colleague in the world of affairs. He dwelt ...

... LORD KITCHENER LOST AT SEA. H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE SUNK BY MINE OR TORPEDO. ISVIRYONE ON BOARD DROWNED The Secretary cd the Admiralty announces the the follmriag tekgram Was received from the Cemmander-ia-Chief of the Grand on T•esdy morning: bare to report ...

... KITCHENER'S INSTRUMENT Lord Selborne on Its Use. .At Lincoln yesterday, Lord Se!borne, refer' ring to the passing of Lord Kitchener, said ire had an sriny—a very small one, but probably the best and most perfect of its size that had ever existed—lapp ...

... KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM. • Memorial Sehrice, in Egypt.. • LONDON. Wednesday. • The following_ telegram has hoen received by the; War Office trom tho General Officer Conunanding-in-Usia in ].pt: - Tneaday. A memorial sizrvice for Lord Kitchener was held ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Memorial Plate at Westminster. In the. of Commons this afternoon, Mr. Harcourt a small commemorati plate nonlil he placis.l in the committee mon] in which Lurcl Kitchener addressed the m.mbers of Parliament. ...

... KITCHENER'S WILE. Notable Bequests. The will of late Earl Kitchener has IIIiRAVELEICE'STER of the net value of .C 146,558. Walker, of 71. Halkin Street. Leicester. has at i :un P ta re ' v tt . £ l l . 7 h l e ,42l. lu r ar o l f o d u ja g Aett p r r ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S MONUMENT, Premier on a Great and Commanding Personality. MR. BONAR LAW'S TRIBUrE. 1r h e of Commons last evening. Mr. Arcoith moved That Uus Howe to-morrow resolve itself unto a committee to consider 4 humble address to Majesty, praying ...

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