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... LORD KITCHENER. The nation is plunged in grief at the news the fate that has overtaken Lord Kitchener, Secretary of State for War, and his staff, who were on voyage for Russia H.M.S. Hampshire when the vessel foundered from contact with a mine or the ...
... LORD KITCHENER’S FATE. Loot on M.M.B. Hampshire with Crew of 665 ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S TRAGIC DEATH. DROWNED OFF ORKNEY ISLANDS WHILE ON A VOYAGE TO RUSSIA. ...
... A GREAT CAREER. Lord Kitchener's Work fo r Britain. ' Soldier and Administrat or Horatio Herbert Kitchener wa s t h e son of Lieut.-Col: H. H. Kitchener. Dr lagoons, who married the Rev. Dr. Chevallier, of Astr a l! Suffolk. The Kitelicuers are an East ...
... 8. NI WCASTUE DAILY WEDNESIDAY,. DEATH OF LORD KITCHENER. Cruiser Sunk off the Orkneys. War Secretary and All on Board Russians Take 25,000 Prisoners THE NORTH SEA BATTLE won the ►ictory in a battle, but not victory in the na►al war taken 06 a whole. ...
... 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 ...
... Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener of Khartoum, who has fallen on the eve of the victory which he won before dying. SLOANE STREET COSTUMIER SUED. Action by a Model for Breach of Promise. A breath of promise action against Mr. Albert• Phillips, a Sloane Street ...
... are to wear crepe on the left arm of the uniform, and of the great coat. LORD KITCHENER'S MISSION. Eeuter's Agency savs it is understood that at the time his death Lord Kitchener was going to Archangel, and thence to Petrograd. was expected back in London ...
... To Let, TO BE T,KT, Furnished, GREEWHESTERS COTTAGE, li miles from Ofcterbnm Village; sitting room, dining room, kitchen. etc., fo«r bedrcoms. bathroom (h. and o.); —Applr Hon. Byn.g, Otterburn, R. 5.0., Northumberland. LET for Summer Monti* or on I/faw ...
... DAILY TM. PRINIATI. LATE LORO*KITCHENER MANY TRIBUTES Pouring to London From all Quarters. Royal and Official Regret. The following tributes are paid to Lord Kitchener : Lord &Thorne (speaking at Westminster yesterday afternoon): I am sure you would all ...
... Telegrapb,” n* the death of Lord Kitchener, T’ -* British Empire has had many brilliant to-'f and servants. But as we throw oar nvinds into the past, it is hard name or/ who served it better and did for glory than Lord Kitchener. And happier than most in this—thu ...
... LORD KITOHXNKR-S MISSION. The following was issued by the Press Bureau last evening:— Lord Kitchener, on the invitation of Imperial Majesty, hod heft visit Russia. The Secretary of State accompanied by Mr O’Bierne, Sir Frederick Donaldson, and Brigad ...