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... plunged into gloom and mourning by news, which reaches us at the moment of going to press, 'hat H.M.S. Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and his staff board. was sunk last night, probably by a torpedo. There ;- pr.tetically no hope of his lordship having survived ...
... TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 6,1916. LORD KITCHENER DROWNED. OUR GREATEST SOLDIER GOES DOWN IN BRITISH CRUISER. SUNK OFF THE ORKNEYS. H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE TORPEDOED OR MINED: ALL ON BOARD FEARED LOST. ...
... DROWNED. LORD KITCHENER HE AND HIS STAFF GO DOWN IN H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE. ...
... TUESDAY, June 6, 1916. LORD KITCHENER* By ths death of Lord Kitchener have lost a great, supreme organiser victory. Kis tasks late years have been those to which none but a man of his powers would have been euual. That Lord Kitchener should have risen to the ...
... LORD KITCHENER ...
... and conditions in the Industrial market were cheerful. The Death of Lord Kitchener. Some time before two o’clock the news of the tragic event that had ■ overtaken Lord Kitchener and his staff reached the House, and needless to say it created consternation ...
... flag hoisted halfmast, and the same thing was observed at the Admiralty. Th» Baltic Closed. The news of the loss of Lord Kitchener caused great sensation in the clubs in the West-end. Immediately receipt of the sad news the directors of the Baltic Exchange ...
... the cruiser. NAMES OF LORD KITCHENERS STAFF. The Press Bureau later issued the following:— The War Office notifies with reference the announcement the loss of H.M.b. Hampshire that the special party eonlisted Lord Kitchener, with Lieutenant-Colonel 0 ...
... to whom must be the credit of the original idea of holding such Fair, My. and Mrs. Arnold Bennett, and Mrs. Parker (Lord Kitchener’s sister) were superintending the autograph stall, and stall fee artists' materials M. Pilodaowski, the Polish . j>. d««igned ...
... necessary for the future peace of the world. One passage in Sir “eorge Reid's defence of Lord Kitchener, in the House of Commons, is worth remembering. Lord Kitchener (he said) is not clever at circulating the cheap coin of calculated civilities which enable ...
... Cromer, who was intimately' associated with Lord Kitchener in Egypt, gave the following appreciation to representative of the Pall Mall Gazette ”:— My long association and intimate acquaintance with Lord Kitchener enables me, perhaps more than most others, ...
... NEWS LONDON. A TREMENDOUS RUSH FOR THE NEWSPAPERS. London for time seemed almost stupefied when the death Lord Kitchener was announced. those who saw the posters telling the momentous news placed position outside the newspaper offices just, before two ...