... Lieut.-Colonel H. H . Kitchener and Frances, of the Rev. J. Chevallie r, of As p all Hall, type announcements before th em the people daughter seined relu' tnat to believe and slow to comprehend, Suffolk. perhaps because Lord Kitchener's message to The young ...

... LORD KITCHENER ...

... DROWNED. LORD KITCHENER HE AND HIS STAFF GO DOWN IN H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE. ...

... THE EMPIRES LOSS. LORD KITCHENER & HIS STAFF DROWNFD. The whole of the British Empire, as well as the people in all the Allied countries, will receive the news of the drowning of Lord Kitchener and his Staff with profound sorrow. The War Secretary and ...

... Tighe, and Major Johnson. - It has long been the universal opinion that Lord The prosecution was conducted by Major K im- Kitchener as a military organiser was without her, and Mr. Marsboll acted as Judge-Advocate. equal, and his wide knowledge and experience ...

... enemy lines to murder the generals in their sleep. I have had some twentv.one months o f war to learn in, and they Lord Kitchener and the Staff which WAS him have have seldom seen anyone enjoy himself more. say that a month of , ear is equal to a year ...