... DAILY TM. PRINIATI. LATE LORO*KITCHENER MANY TRIBUTES Pouring to London From all Quarters. Royal and Official Regret. The following tributes are paid to Lord Kitchener : Lord &Thorne (speaking at Westminster yesterday afternoon): I am sure you would all ...

... Telegrapb,” n* the death of Lord Kitchener, T’ -* British Empire has had many brilliant to-'f and servants. But as we throw oar nvinds into the past, it is hard name or/ who served it better and did for glory than Lord Kitchener. And happier than most in this—thu ...

... adiniration and respect. THE OFFICER AND THE EYEGLASS. “A pet aversion of Lord Kitchener was effeminacy During the South African war a certain colonel carne to him with his fixed. Kitchener spotted it at once,”” narrator of the anecdote in ** The Penny. fave ” ...

... LORD KITOHXNKR-S MISSION. The following was issued by the Press Bureau last evening:— Lord Kitchener, on the invitation of Imperial Majesty, hod heft visit Russia. The Secretary of State accompanied by Mr O’Bierne, Sir Frederick Donaldson, and Brigad ...

... HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED ABROAD. The news of Lord kitchener’s death created a great sensation when given to the press by the British Legation here. The news arrived two hours earlier from Berlin, but was discredited. Capetown, Tuesday. * the House of ...

... {ANY TR Tributes to the life and work of Lord Kitchener were paid yesterday at every place where Englishmen met. Among them are the following :—Lord Rosebery (speaking at Epsom yesterday): Lord Kitchener was a man unlike many in our day who are fond of ...

... Crooks, seconded Lord Kitchener Major-General Sir Ivor Herbert, an audience with ha Majesty the King on the same Kitchener Items. At the close of evenson Cathedral last night the Saul’ was piayed, the congregation with bowed ord Kitchener paid a visit to Tyneside ...

... death Lord Kitchener was ing to Archangel and thence to Petrograd. fi Te was expected back in London for the re- assembling of Parliament. ‘The new Earl Kitchener is Colonel Henry Elliott Chevailer Kitchener, eldest brother of Lord Kitchener. Although ...

... wide ourrency throughout the country that Lord Kitchener had been saved. Un- there wae ne confirmation of the happily report. of the War Office The Secretary nounces:—A memorial service to Lord Kitchener will be held its) St. Paul's Cathedral. The date ...

... Rect.) Lord Kitchener was unmarried. The heir to the title is his eldest 'brother. Colonel Henri Elliott Chevallier Kitchener, who was 'horn in 1848, and 'married in 1877. Meaner Fanny, daughter of Lt.-Col. F. Lushingten C.B. 1 Kitchener's wife died in ...

... tributes were paid to ard Kitchener's great work for the nation. The Lord Mavor of London sent the follow ing telegram to the Prime The citizens of London have received with rofound dietross the news of the death of Kitchener Marshal Earl Secretary ol ...

... KING’S MESSAGE, LORD KITCHENER'S DEVOTED SERVICE The following Army Order was issued midnight By His Majesty's commands the following Order ha» been issued the Army:— “The King haa learned with profound regret the disaster by which the Secretary of State ...