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... KITCHENER’S (R .R.D.) VETERANS. ' , ~ Vi'i* ' ••• ' •.^- , The above photograph «f men from Sheffield and district, over pears of age, who took part in football match at Groningen, Holland. ...
... EARL KITCHENER. hate been drowned. JSeSpgfe4. -.' who was aboard the sunken cruiser Hampshire, and, it is feared, may ...
... Brig-adier-General W. Ellershaw, the brilliant officer who perished with Lord Kitchener in the sinking of the Hamp- ' : % a, ®ry T. a [Photo.: Central News. Block: Leng, Ltd. ...
... LORD KITCHENER & HIS STAFF LOST IN A WARSHIP. SIR JOHN JELLICOE’S STARTLING MESSAGE TO ADMIRALTY. Minister Drowned While on His Way to Russia. ...
... LORD KITCHENER DROWNED. VOYAGE TO RUSSIA. HAMPSHIRE SUNK: NO SURVIVOR. BRILLIANT STALL LOST. The official news of the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire, its crew of 675 men, Lord Kitchener, and his staff is contained in the following messages : [Telegram issued ...
... THE ARMY’S RESOLVE. WILL NOT REST TILL LOIL KITCHENER’S WORK ENDS VICTORY. The Secretary of the War Office makes the following announcement: Th© following telegram has been received from General Sir Douglas Haig with reference to the message from his ...
... regret and sorrow for the loss of Lord Kitchener and his Staff and officers and men of His Ship Hampshire. The tidings came as a great shock to the people of Canada who are inspired with a deep admiration for Lord Kitchener’s splendid services to the Empire ...
... It understood that Lord Kitchener will address his visitors, and that they will afterwards invited qu ...
... was for war ec,, venture to the formai Kitchener League to promote tl national obje-ct. Such a leag simple in aim and compr scope. Sometinng on the n.sive Wl hnea might do; Object; support our in carving Kitchener’s work nation in an enduring victory. ...
... [Photo,; X.I. Block : Leng, Ltd THE NATION’S TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. Our picture shows the King and Queen on their way to attend the memorial service at St. Paul’s • Cathedral yesterday. SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14, 1916. [Photo.; ...
... LORD KITCHENER’S FATE. No Survivors from the Hampshire. THE KING S SYMPATHY. Tribute to the Great Soldier’s Empire Services. Uiere now hope of Lord Kitchener having been saved, and the fact may be accepted that every soul on the cruiser Hampshire has ...
... SITTING-ROOM and BEDROOM to Let; partly or unfurnished; bath; use of kitchen; attendance: quiet; might suit one or two ladies; Woodseats.—Write 8. Sheffield Telegraph. ...