... MANY TRIBUTES TO LORD KITCHENER. GREAT LOSS TO THE EMPIRE. During the flay reference was made by large number of prominent men to the the country had (sustained in the death of Lord Kitchener. The following are among some of the tributes paid to the late ...

... sympathy the great calamity which has befallen the Empire through the death of Lord Kitchener. EARL KITCHENER'S CAREER. GREAT SOLDIER AND MILITARY ORGANISER. Earl Kitchener, K.G., K.P., G.C.8., 0.M., G.C.5.1., G.C.M.G., G.C.1.E., C.8., 3ais Majesty's Secretary ...

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... K. OF lie's GENIUS. Life Story of the World's Most Famous Military Organiser. Lord Kitchener will live in history as the world's greatest military organiser. It was the genius of this incomparable maker of armies which raised and equipped a mighty force ...

... amusing themselves, when suddenly at the ward door Lord Kitchener was announced. All who could do so stood at attention, while the rest got as near to it as their injuries would permit. Lord Kitchener made the round of the beds. speaking to practically ...

... visitors, who were very numerous, were entertained to tees by the Metro= tidies Bannister), in the alsayspleamuit hospital kitchen, where, an usual ou theme the home-made cakes, the handiwork of Mrs. Bury the capable hospital nook, found ready patronage ...

... HE DID HIS DUTY. LORD KITCHENER'S EPITAPH, TRIBUTE BY LORD ROSEBERY. Lord Rosebery, speaking at function at Epsom, yesterday afternoon, in moving terms referred to the death of Lord KitcheneT, his staff, and the crew of the ship that conveyed them. ...

... court reassembled, the President said that before the proceedings opened he felt he ought to refer to the death of Lord Kitchener. Mr. - Chambers, K.C., counsel for the accused, said that in place would his lose more keenly felt than Ireland. The cou ...

... LORD KITCHENER DROWNED WAY TO RUSSIA. ...

... 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 ...

... g features. In the afternoon. dramatic change came over the Stock Exchange when the startling news of the drowning Lord Kitchener and his Staff was published ; the announcement had stunning effect upon the whole House, but the markets whole maintained ...

... eetylal) of the t'ai vlayterian Church in Inlead, yoeterday. Rev. fir. Taylor said in the mystemoue providence of that. Lord Kitchener, who brayed the danger, of the swath* greatest Kafalter ut 4•11 r tame—hod been token away. Ile foetal hie eeptilthre u the ...