... LORD KITCHENER. The ronrtmartial to try Capt. .1. C. liowen-C,lthorst. of 3rd Batt. Irish Rifles. a charge of having murdered Frank Slierltt •Skelbnizton. Dicker., and Patrick Slaelnirre. by ordering them Ire shot at l'ortr;bello Barracks. Dublin. on ...

... THE DEATH OF LORD KITCHENER. FRENCH SYMPATHY. IILI•TE111 PARIS. Tri,DAY. ✓ When' . the French Prime Nlinieter. has •e following telegram of condolence to Deeply moved by the sad • H. hi Coverument and the Britioh hair onotained. I beg ~or Excellency ak ...

... REFERENCE TO LORD KITCHENER. At the ' , smog of . thr.l.t•urt. The l'resolea said— I cannot commence proceeding. wltholit referring to. how %hid, the oat!,, ha* sustained by the death of Fn.ld.Marrhal Lord liCitchwater. it to • diawater to the notices ...

... SKETCH OF EARL KITCHENER. HIS BRILLIANT 8.112 at trotter House, B.oylonglord. Cs Kerry, in June, 1850, Horatio Herbert Kitchener wa. the eldeht con of the late Lieutenant Colonel H. H. Kitbetter, of C 0 ington, Leiceeteishire, who bad married Miss ...

... REPORTS THAT LORD KITCHENER WAS SAVED. Early last evening S rumour gained wide currency throughout the country that Lord Kitchener was saved. Unhoppily. there was no confirmation of the report, and althmigh denial the rumour was effectually disposed of ...

... II TH OF I. 0R D KITCHENER. s of the *Aber. nays TAr. T i • . general public reposed unbounded the suddenners with whi,-It it las thein, have profoundly abocked the They are shocked and they are rte .:J. hut none, we trust. will fancy for • dolutit that ...

... referred to the deaths of Lord Kitchener, his Staff, and the crew of the slap that conveyed them. , That, he fair', was no victory for the enemy; it was a deep sorrow for ourselves. They would not lament Lord Kitchener to-Joky. Ito had gained • reputation ...

... of , but the nation knows that, like other work iu which Lord Kitchener has ser engaged, it was undertaxen in the hope rendering still further service to the laud a loved., LORD KITCHENER AND IRELAND. Although his military duties anti ice the State compellea ...

... Empire. Lord Kitchener will be mourned by the Army as a great soldier, who, under conditions of unexampled diffieulty, rendered supreme and devontl service both to the Army and the State. By Command of Army Council, NAMES OF LORD KITCHENER'S PARTY. 1 The ...

... MR. It. I. O'BEIRNE. Mr. H. J. O'Beirne, of the Foreign Office, who accompanying Lord Kitchener, Piti On his way to • country with which be was familiar. Mr. O'Beirne was born at James. town, Druinsna. Co. Leitrim, in 1866. He Secretary at the Oritish ...

... the most distinguished military career of our thine, writes the Mtlitsry (orrespondent of the Daily Telegraph Like Nelson, Kitchener has died in the iniddh i the war, but probably at its turning point, the crisis which culminated in the great battle of May ...

... became A.D.C. to the Commander-in-i - hirt in India in 1904.6. AssistantAliht v Secretary to Lord Kitchener in India 1907-8, Stall Officer to Lord Kitchener on rniaaion to Japan, Australia, and New Zealand in 1909, and • General Staff Officer of the third ...