... SOME OP THE LOST. Mr. H. J. O Beiine, the Foreign Office, who was accompanying Lord Kitchener, was his way to a country with which was familiar. was secretary at the Bruish Embassy in Paris from 1900 to 1206. and took prominent and ablo part in presenting ...

... eetylal) of the t'ai vlayterian Church in Inlead, yoeterday. Rev. fir. Taylor said in the mystemoue providence of that. Lord Kitchener, who brayed the danger, of the swath* greatest Kafalter ut 4•11 r tame—hod been token away. Ile foetal hie eeptilthre u the ...

... Brewing Nail. snyw--None Leeso Lord Kitchener IA head. Hr al says mitered the pure.,. of merry and His fame is unblemished, his integrity nod euurage aro absolutely unquestioned. The Evenity lost' = Lord Kitchener 's sweeoor wilt neid the gift of patience ...

... terms referred to the death of Lord Kitchener, his staff, and the crew the drip that conveyed them. That, he said, was no victory for the enemy. It was a deep sorrow for ourselves. They would not lament Lord Kitchener today. He had gained a reputation which ...

... THE PIENIErB MOCK. The fact that a close pergola.] friendship exided between the Prime Minister and the, late Lord Kitchener. resulted in Mr. Asquith being greet!, shocked when he rocks ed they, definite news shortly before noon 3csterday. There had been ...

... who returned ye-Merday evening from France, in in terview with Press Association represcnlauv.. said- The tragic news Lord Kitchener d,-i conies a. dreadful shock to the whole F;: : hi» life’s work has reared f-> him .i mi-nnment loftier than the pyramid- ...

... ot an editorial appreciation of Lord ivitcueuer the Daily .Uail says :-rTo what has written anove will Itu?, that Loi’d Kitchener’s intention to go Kussia was Known to great many people i.i on inuisday, that it ougnt not to liavo been known, mat news ...

... complement of G 55 officers and men. The Hampshire was Belfast some.few months ago. A SHOCK TO FRANCE. Paris, Tuesday, Lord Kitchener regarded by th© French the brains of the British army, and his death comes with as great a shock as if General Joffr© had ...

... THE MINING MARKET. London, Tuesday. The sad news the H.M.B. Hampshire, with liord KitcHener and Staff, was naturally very keenly felt the Stock Exchange, and during the last hour little buainciw was transacted. In the mining section, however, prices generally ...

... neureed that Lord Kitchener would not take, up the Ifeditarsnean aminaed. In October it was further nohow:iced he would be op. pointed to the Defence Committee. This annoumperment caused several cstisfattioe. le the sad Lord Kitchener found. annul emtoireonutt ...

... CARGOES. London (tbo Baltic), Tuesday. WHEAT.—The Exchange was cloned to-day at 3 p.m. mark of reopect to tho memory of Earl Kitchener. has been done in cargoes, and none attempted. Quotations msy regarded as nominaL Bine stem and Walla, per steamer, afloat ...

... PLOATING CRAIN CARGOES. lAmdon (the Baltic), Tuesday. WHEAT.—The Exchange was dosed 3 p.m. mark of respect to the memory Earl Kitchener. No business has been done cargoes, alid none attempted. Quotations may regarded nominal. Blue Stem and Walla, per steamer ...