... deceased Field Marshal’s family the deep sympathy of the Queen and himself. His Majesty was out of town when the news of Lord Kitchener’s death was communicated to him, and it came as great shock. Last evening, messages from all quarters were pouring in, tendering ...

... House, 65, Valley Drive. Terms, 6/6 per day. WHITSUNTIDE A L L S P A.—VICTOR IA HOTEL. Golf. Croquet. Tenuis. Orchestra. Kitchens under the control Mons. Soyer, late Brook’s Club. En Pension from 10/6. Rooms now being booked. Early application essential ...

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... untimely death of Lord Kitchener. How great that loss is we shall never know, and the value of his services to the country we can never measure by mere words. When look back to two years ago, and think that when the war started Lord Kitchener was here on the ...

... the foils, and when Lord Kitchener won, his adversary had no bitterness against him. Egypt after a contemptuous refusal of the sham Mediterranean Command, followed India, and Kgy pt completed the transformation of Lord Kitchener. The masterful man still ...

... sarvejsi and turned his leisure moments to the-study Arabic and Eastern dialects. the annexation of Cyprus by Lord 1678, Lieut. Kitchener found employment in that island in organising the administration of the Courts, and next went as military vice-consul to ...

... 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 ...

... Sirdar piomptJy offered to resign. Tlie home Government, however, supported Idm, ami as a mark confidence Brigadier-General Kitchener was mealed K.C.M.G. After this tlie Khedive had to axxilogdee, and aflaars in E-gypt remained quiet for two more years. 1 ...

... 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 ...

... Tuesday. Oil shares moved in very irregular fashion and the market was affected to some extent the tragic fate of Lord Kitchener. Shell Transports, after having been dealt in to 5 9-3 2 , _le t off at 51, while Royal Dutch finally o6*. North Caucasus ...

... the offices of Messrs. Weatherby,- Cavendish Square. London, to-day. and decided, owing to the lamentable death of Lord Kitchener, to abandon the meeting which had been tixed to take place on Friday and Saturday next. OFFICIAL SCRATCHINGS. Newbury Hunt ...

... d and England, as the food supplied ♦he Germans was uneatable. Two of men were transported stretchers. The news of Lord Kitchener's death created profound sensation among them.—Tleuter. ...