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... of the American President and the Pope may not be extremely welcome to us? Lord Kitchener’s Death. Following on the news of the 'naval battle, the report that Lord Kitchener and his staff had lost their lives near the Orkney Islands owing to H.M.S. Hampshire ...
... pathos was so affecting that it is recorded that the late Lord Kitchener, then regarded as a man ¢ of iron, completely broke down. Tho® prayer was a?terwards printed. by Lord ; Kitchener and distributed among hi% | soldiers. Dr. Brindle was with “K.” ...
... hear her come back; the | Cousin Tom’s footsteps were loud i or® | kitchen passage; and the men tOO wtho . tran(liping in and upstairs, while e maids went back to bed through ui(—)t kitchen; and then, when all was élenlf : again’l heard her voice speak sud ...
... Sprankling, the Administrator, made a brief but touchin?l reference to the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire, and to the death of Lord Kitchener. It was a great loss to England, said the Canon, and tho death of the gallant soldier had caused keen sorrow amongst the ...
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... had sunk the previous ni%ht_in the Channel as the result of a collision. | Tributes have been paid to the memory of Lord Kitchener in Parliament and at public meetings, and expressions of regret and sympathy have been received from ‘foreign countries. ...
... facts, decline«i to take any action until May 6th, when Captain Bowen-Colthurst was put under arrest by direct order of Lord Kitchener. Unless the Government desires to incur the blame of complicity, it becomes imperative for Mr. As%uith to appoint the promisged ...
... terrific and bravery was displayed on both sides. Bcarcely less excitement was caused by the reports of the drowning of Kitchener and his staff ‘than by the news of the naval battle, It is no exaggeration to say that people of every class mourned the ...
... Peking is announced the death of Yuan Shih-Kai, the Chinese President. For the moment Mr, Asqnith has personal charge of Lord Kitchener’s department at the War Office, The Hudson’s Bay Company having refused to close their retail liquor store at Winnipeg, as ...
... a motion regarding the erection Od' a public monument to Lof Kitchener paid a glowing tribute t° the deceased’s memory. Mr. Bofli’é Law and other memf)’ers also pal® tributes to Lord Kitchener. - SEARIEE SAR 210 i 2 S T\ttt iy The “ Acta Apostolice Sedis ...
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... inst.,'a Requiem Mass was celebrated by the Rev. G. Mac Darby for the late Hon. }lullgh O’Beirne, who went down with Lord Kitchener on board the - Hampshire. ~Mr. O®@Beirpe was attached to the British Embassy in Paris a few years ago and his death is deeply ...