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... -COL. O. A. FITZGERALD. SORROW THROUGHOUT THE EMPIRE. Messages from all parte of the country that the intelligence of Lord Kitcheners tragic end created everywhere profound consternation and grief. Mr. Asquith was to have been present at a luncheon of the ...
... meeting met the offices of Messrs. Weatherby and Sons, Cavendish Square, and decided, owing to the lamentable death Lord Kitchener, to abandon the Windsor meeting, which was fixed to take place on Friday and Saturday ...
... Ward heen robbed by the Sr° or histrument of naval warfare, a Iff niine. Lord Kitchener's fate is, ri,;lt of Wolfe arid 'hod the hour of victory. ar, in battle; Lord Kitchener died ■ft th. torv. must take 7 died in battle. He died at * battle is always ...
... therefore, that all hope that Led Kitchener and those with him are still in the land of the living is vain. The satien must brace itself to bear this great ralamity with courage and fortitude—to bear it, in short, as Lord Kitchener himself would wish it to be ...
... 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 ...
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... 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-. ...
... WARRINGTON. News of the death Lord Kitchener was first announced in Warrington through the medium of tho *' Echo.” The effect of too sad nows cast immediate gloom and consternaover the town. On all public buildings and works flags are flying at half-mast ...
... CHAMBERS’S Journal NAVAL SIGNALLERS WANTED. —♦- ENLISTMENT A TRIBUTE TO KITCHENER. The need for recruits in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve was emphasised at both houses of the Olympia last evening, when an appeal for men was made Sub-Lieutenant F. ...
... 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 ...
... he Tererence Lord Kitchener said: He 18 not dead, ’ in the greatest and That very natur doepe st sense of the term.’ hrase seems to have been corrupte and proper p inte ‘Lord Kitchener is net dead,” snd from ahat to '' Lor d Kitchener 1s ...