... VIEWS OF LORD KITCHENER. MOST BRILLIANT CAREER SINCE WELLINGTON. NOT A FIELD COMMANDER ON A GRAND SCALE.” From countries in all parts of the world quota*- tious have been received from newspaper appreciations of the life and work Lord Kitchener. Even Germany ...

... ami said that I-erd Kitchener's death had tributes from all quarters the world this strong, silent, reserved, plainspoken. typical Englishman. Very touching was the sympathy of the French General who recaiJod that Lord Kitchener had fought side side ...

... EDGAR WALLACE. LORD KITCHENER’S VACANT POST, WILL IT BE FILLED BY MB. LLOYD • GEORGE? We understaiid, says the Central News, that Mr. Lloyd George has been officially approached with a view becoming Lord Kitchener’s successor, and that in all probability ...

... deep recesses, with Dooc opening to lawn and hatch. Breakfut Hoorn, Kitchen with Range, two China Pantriee, CclUr. large enc!c*ed partly-glase covered paved Yard, in which are Back Kitchen two Motor-houses, and other Gatbm dings. On the First Floor, approached ...

... Hall Entrance, Sitting Room. Three Bod Rooms, Kitchen and Scullery, with small Garden and Out-offk-as at rear , 18 Jasper week, the accommodation comprising double-fronted Shop, three Bud Rooms. Kitchen and Scullery, with email Garden and Outbuildings ...

... captain called out for Lord Kitchener to ooxne up to the fore bridge, near where the oa.ptain’s boat was hoisted. He was alsc heard oalling fox Lord Kitchener to get into the beat, but on© is able to say whether Lord Kitchener got into the boat or not, ...

... early possession. The accommodation oomprisea Poroh Entrance, Hall, two Sitting Rooms, Kitchen with range, large China Pantry, two dry Cellars. Wash-house, back Kitchen, and W.C-: four Bed Rooms and well-fitted Bath Room. Tha Outbuildings include Stable ...

... recesses, with door opening on to lawn and srmng hatch. Breakfast Boom. Kitchen with Range, two Chin* Pantries. Cellar, large enclosed partly-glass ocvered paved Yard, in which are Back Kitchen, two Motce-honse*. >ther usual Outbuildings. the Firet Floor, approached ...

... exclusive of two d?ep recedes, with Door opening ana hatch. Breakfast Room. Kitchen with Range, two China Pantries. Cellar, large enclosed covered paved Yard, in which ara Back Kitchen two Motor-hooset. and i other usual Outbni'dings. On the First Floor, ...

... that the rumour that the present Earl Kitchener (Col- Kitchener) is his way home to England is not correct. Earl Kitchener has been since the beginning operations fighting in East Africa, and is still holding an important position that theatre of war. ...

... belief in army and navy circles is that Kitchener probably had a large and important staff with him, probably including some of the best brains in the British army. The opinion held here is that the death of Kitchener will felt as discouraging blow to the ...

... GERMAN VICTORY. Amstebdam, June 6. In German circles the death of Lord Kitchener considered as better than a German victory.— Exchange. SEVERE WEATHER 1., THE ORKNEYS. I»rd Kitchener travelled north in a special train, accompanied the members staff, and ...