... for the Guardiane wat whether it wonld iaTolee extra utensils, ranges, and other things in that way. Urs Foran thought the kitchen was the eras. Thera were two boilers and they wouldn’t be suitable, and they wonld therefore obliged pnt in new rangea as ...

... B WO % Tord Kitchener was a Kerryman. We in Kerry followed his illustrious career with great interest, and were proud of his great achievements. A . T R R Not many r; age-he visited Kerry and paid a vgi‘t‘w h?: birtmnoo, being much interested in . the ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S MISSION, Buraau, Taasday, 6.30 p.m. Lord Kitchener, the imitation of bn Imperial Majesty, bad left England visit to Bnuia. Tbe Secretary of State was accompanied by Ur O’Beirne, Sir Frederick Donaldson and Brigadier-General Ellersbaw ...

... morning :— . | have to report with deep regret that His Majesty's ship Hampshire (Captain Herbert J, Savill, R.N.), with Lord Kitchener ang his Stafl-on board, was sunk last night about 8 p.m. to the west of the Orkneys, either by a mine or a torpedo. Four ...

... THIS DAY'S WAR NEWS. LORD KITCHENER'S FATE. It is officially announced that H.M.S. Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and Staff on board, was sunk on Monday night west of the Orkneys by a mine or torpedo. Only some bhodies and a cap sized boat were found ...

... the Guardians was as to whether it would involve extra utensils, ranges and other things in that way. M.s Foran thought the kitchen was the crux. There were two boilers and they wouldn’t be sunitable, and thev would therefore be obliged to put in uew ranges ...

... hyphenated Americans in the cause National Defence. Hr. Roosevelt on Lord Kitchener's Death- New York, Wednesday. Mr Roosevelt, commenting on Lord Kitchener’s death, said Lord Kitchener was one of the greatest figures iu the work spreading civilization, and ...

... has been spent, in service to the State. | 1t is not believed Lord Kitchener would travel with a large Staff. was not usually his practice. : g It #‘mt necessary to sa{ that Lord Kitchener’'s loss, deeply as.it « will be deplored, will make no difference ...

... FEELING IN TRALEE. The announcement of the death of Lord Kitchener created a profound aensation in Tralee. A native Kerry, Lord Kitchener’s military achievements and the high position he held in the Army were regarded with feelings of pride by his fe ...

... «.| DETALS OF WS CAREER. i g I—s—o——— - Earl Horatio Hubert Kitchener of B Gt Sor. a 2 : erry, ' on . Tos o i e lof L the' 18¢h Dhg‘vonl,’uf'agm Leicestershire, and Frances, d of the Rev. J. Chevallier, of AT“ Hall, Suffolic Bugated Royal Military Academy ...

... KITCHENER AND STAFF DEOWNBD, OPINION ON THE GREAT NAVAL BATTLE) (OFFICIAL) ——— London, Tu»*d»y. Me A H Pollen, the well-keovn contributor to H M S Hampihite. with Lord Kitchener end Ste« Lend and Water,” and one the foremoet na»al on board. tank Utt eight ...

... wall into toneh>ith their con> stituente. Several membere made point of remain| Ing in town on Friday order to meet Lord Kitchener. London whole has taken the lose of the Whitsuntide holiday very calmly; and though a number ehopkeepers cannot yet make ...