... at half-mast over the War Oiflce. Lord Kitchener was unmarried. He it succeeded in the Earldom by his elder brother, rolonl Henry Elliott Cheyallisr Kitchener. who is 69. He has a bon, C apt 11. F. C. Kitchener. who was born in lU73 ' IN DOWNING-STREET ...

... into the background the tragic news Lord Kitcheners death. Public reeling has been iuevuvssibly shocked and depressed by the . : •lligence sent out ilio I*ie-s Buvco-i. lie conlidence which the in Lord Kitchener as 'anicer victory” atioida measure llie ...

... of syropmby which you have conveyed I. me from the citisens of in the calamity which hay befallen the Empire in of Lord Kitchener. K. 1. Habib Hews the News with Dismay. Dubbn, Tuet•day. The of the dunee to shore nu mirrored thin Prening in Dubin ...

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... The * Globe ™ says the loss of Lord Kitchener will be felt keenly in England?® vut it is difficult to see how it can have any material effect on the war. . The * Evening Mail ’: None rejoice because Lord Kitchener is dead. He dv-y-!cfld the' pu;smg. of ...

... subse- quent relep,•• to 781. Home Rails Well Supported. Home Rvtit were, upon the whets, well sup* ported, aWaisph the Kitchener it lotion an the afternoon took some of the off the rise. In tire Heavy division, land Dr !erred, afterlourhing 62, claseci ...

... Bevan, J.P., repre. senting the military authorities. The Chairman, before the business, referred to the death of Lord Kitchener, by stating that felt they were all greatly affected by the sad new. that had been received that evening. A photographer ...

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... Army has still left a large number of capable commanders. Though Lord Kitchener is dead his spirit will continue to live.—Exchange. HOLLAND. -------- Amsterdam The news of Lord Kitchener's death is received with great regret in the Dutch Priests. All the ...

... inudi outweighs any ettect which ' it is likely to ha‘e upon the course of the war. It might have been supposed that Lord Kitchener was regarded so much as the one man of the hour in the military sense that his loss would be foilowed by unreasoning depression ...

... • d ee p sorrow (PILOY( OUR for ourselves. We will not lament Lord Kitchener NEW YORK, JUNE 6. to-day. He had lived a full life. He had gained a The newspapers comment on Lord Kitchener' 8 reputation which no other Man i n these i s l an d s possessed ...

... Lord Kitchener. Stock markets were decidedly cheerful mood, 4rith Shipping securities prominent among several strong features. The receipt in the “House’* of the news the disaster to the Hampshire, resulting in the lamentable death of Lord Kitchener, put ...