... Harrison, Rev. C. E. Shipley, Messrs. Janies Blossom and James Sivil. After a brief and touching reference to the death of Lord Kitchener, which appears elsewhere, the Lord Mayor explained the objects of the War Savings Committee, the progress of the campaign ...

... per quarter, but of the loss was afterwards recovered, the market being then closed on account of the tragic death of Lord Kitchener. Maize weak and about Is per quarter lower in forward positions. WHEAT the spot was neglected, and prices 2d to : per cental ...

... and that the Customs .j on such importations since that date imbursed. STOCK EXCHANGE AND GERMAN-^ The news regarding Lord Kitchener an anti-Gorman demonstration on re3 ol at Jj ) Stock Exchange yesterday, and , ..,r proposed uy Mr. H. P. Nickalls in m _ ...

... -Lieut. G. E. IL, Indian Army R. 0. LORD KITCHENER. THE MAN AS HE WAS. (By a Special Correspondent.) I know of no case in our history in which legend has become so completely or so quickly “petrified” in that of Kitchener. The whole idea of him cherished by ...

... opened firm owing to the satisfaction with the later naval news, but a chilling influence was produced the report that Lord Kitchener and hist Staff had been drowned. Alter this markets became quiet, but prices were really not affected, the depression being ...

... Btans 2,128 2,128 176,562 95,875 LONDON (The Baltic), Tuesday. The Exchange closed at p.m. a mark of respect the late Lord Kitchener. HEAT.—The cargo market remains in a dull state, and prices largely nominal, the tendency being still favourable to buyers ...

... as follows: The Management Committee of the General Federation of Trade Unions hear with deep regret the report of Lord Kitchener’s death drowning. The committee had the fullest confidence in his ability as a soldier, and appreciated his attitude towards ...