... SUMMARY. The Admiralty announces the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire with Lord Kitchener and his Staff aboard. The vessel was sunk on Monday night off the Orkneys either by mine or torpedo. There is little hope of there being any survivors. (Page 5.) The casualties ...

... HIS MAJESTY WITH LORD KITCHENER INSPECTING TROOPS. Our picture shows the King and Lord Kitchener chatting with Sir George Perley and officers after inspection of the Canadian troops. (N i-. ...

... Powers was suddenly forced upon it, was to Lord Kitchener that the eyes of the people instinctively turned. I venture to think, although it is premature speak of such a matter, that when Lord Kitchener's career comes to be surveyed perhaps the greatest ...

... STOP PRESS. LATE LORD KITCHENER. Swiss Minister has expressed to Sir Edward Grey sympathy of Federal Council with the Government on death of Earl Kitchener. GERMAN BUDGET. Telegram from Berlin states the Reichstag has finally adopted Budget against votes ...

... Such an occasion is with us to-day —an occasion direst import and cruellest catastrophe. Till the end of last week Lord Kitchener was engaged in the energetic discharge of his onerous duties at the War Office. On Friday, bis own wish, be had a meeting ...

... the Prime Minister received definite news of the calamity. The sad tidings came as a great shock Sir. Asquitn, for Xx>rd Kitchener was not only a colleague but a close personal friend. meeting of tbe War Council had been summoned for half-past eleven, ...

... citizens Edinburgh deeply deplore the calamity by which your Majesty and the Empire have been deprived of the services Lord Kitchener. In their name and in own I respectfully offer our most heartfelt sympathy.” To the Prime Minister:— ”On behalf of the citizens ...

... and Britain, the food supplied by the Germans was uneatable. Two of the men were transported on stretchers. News of Lord Kitchener's death created profound sensation among them. —Reuter. ...

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... lavish reward. He was created Baron Kitchener of Khartoum and of Aspall, in Suffolk, and made a G.C.8.: Parliament voted its thanks, with a grant of £30.000; and he received the Khedive’s medal with two clasps. Lord Kitchener look advantage War Pensions in ...

... amatic end of lord kitchener GREAT NATIONAL SORROW. PUBLIC TRIBUTES. FITTING END FOR GREAT SOLDIER. Tributea to the worth and work of Earl Kitchener were paid yesterday by the following prominent men and public bodies LORD REAY. . He has done magnificent ...

... witness of this two 'ears' war, with its of human live., blames me fur that may answer for his charge before God. LORD KITCHENER AND HIS STAFF DROWNED. Tag Secretary of the Admiralty yesterday issued the fallowing telegram received from the Commande ...