... rriaia the war. Lord Kitchener never doubted eventual victory. When left London for the last time lie knew aure. For hia •ucoeaaor, whoever may be. the beat can hope that may inspired Lord Kitchener’s spirit and carry lord Kitchener’s rrowniug work speedy ...

... GERMAN VICTORY. Amstebdam, June 6. In German circles the death of Lord Kitchener considered as better than a German victory.— Exchange. SEVERE WEATHER 1., THE ORKNEYS. I»rd Kitchener travelled north in a special train, accompanied the members staff, and ...

... Secretary State for War has Lost his life while proceeding a special mission to the Emperor of Russia. Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener gave fortyfive years distinguished service the State, and it is largely due to his tive genius and unwearying energy that ...

... Lord’ Kitchener b j »t*ff bars to the bottom ...

... stood the goal at last. A general conception Lord Kitchener at tu&t time was based ou the stirring narrative the campaign, written the late Air. O. U Sieevene. Major-General bir Horatio Herbert Kitchener (he wrote 1!>98) is years old the book, but that ...

... together with the crew of the ship, have mined the men who have laid down their lives for the country. will not lament Lo?d Kitchener to-day. lived full hfe He had gamed reputation which other man m these islands possessed had gamed the confidence not merely ...

... the Cabinet, held at No. 10, low mug •street, this morning. The Prime Minister presided. THE REMARKABLE RI’MOIR. Ths news Kitchener’* trag-c death travellerl like wildfire yesterday afternoon, and everywhere had stunning effect Peopl* could not believe ...

... adroitness and effect. Lord Kitchener was Irish birth, and was born Ballylongford, county Kerry, in 1850. THE MEMBERS OF LORD KITCHENER’S STAFF. Among the members of the Staff and special party accompanying Lord Kitchener were the following:— SIR H. F ...

... yesterday at news that Field-Mars nal Lord Kitchener, Secretary of State for War, and one of the foremost military organisers-in the world, had lost ju>. life drowning. the invitation of the C»r. L-'rd Kitchener had visit to u esia order to discuss important ...

... upon returning to Buckingham Falnco yesterday was despatch telegram of condolence and sympathy to Mv Parker, the of Lord Kitchener. ...

... reply. Lord Kitchener took pen from the table and went rapidly down Che long list stopping places and marktd new times. will run according io this labie.” said. The official looked at the paper in consternation. “This isn’t possible, Lord Kitchener,” protested ...

... of benzine exploded the mole at Zeebruge a few days ago. Several soldiers were injuied.—Central News, THE DEATH OF LORD KITCHENER. ...