... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... terms, referred to the deaths of Lord Kitchener, his staff and the crew of the ship that conveyed them. That, said, was victory for the enemy. It was deep Borrow for ourselves. They would not lament Lord Kitchener to-day. had gained a reputation which ...

... lives. . Wo'. w , The Daily Telegraph, of Lord Kitchener, remarks: 'i n ...

... WAR SUMMARY. e ' n to the -world yesterday by the Heath of Earl' Kitchener, his crew of His Majesty's through that vessel having Rl' th© west the Orkney Islands, , 4 mine or a > torpedo. Lord XVaa being conveyed by her invitation of the Czar, and his ...

... VTTS^VTON-BYj^A«—FURNISBKD COTTAGE LET for tomw tof,^ r ooms, witting room, kitchen, etc. —Applv Pat.eraon, Cottage. Riding house August; fwo ?ttting. five IVd and kitchen; garden; near Station. —Apply Turnbull. Belmont, Rid Mill. ROW. No. 9--TO LET ...

... LONDON LETTER. LORD KITCHENER'S TRAGIC DEATH. UNIVERSAL SORROW. (BY PRIVATE WIRE) (From our Own Correspondent.) London, Tuesday Evening. In the matter of the public manifestations grief, nothing since the death Queen Victoria can be compared with that ...

... ONE. S. &C. W. Dixon, L« ...

... Reck Bedroom ; Hotline maid's Bat'i room and w.c., with two Attic Bedroom* and Box Rooms abovG. BASEMENT:*Servant's Hail; Kitchen; Scullery; Wine Cellar; Servant's Bathroom and Larders There is Yard with at the rear, garden ground in front, with carriage ...

... and on Friday refused to go for his wages. At 4 a.m. on Sunday Nixon got up, and five minutes later, witness entering the kitchen, found him over the sink, hacking at his throat with a * pocketknife. oollapsed the floor, and although assistance was obtained ...