... deeper shadow of gloom over the country thaa the announcement of the death under tragic ei remoteness of Field-Mandsel Lord Kitchener, the Secretary of State for War. We mourn all the brave teen who met their death with him, aid deplore the km of another ...

... Office no hope is entertained of Lord Kitchener’s having escaped At botK buildings the flags have been placed half-mast Early last evening a rumour gained wide currency throughout the country that Lord Kitchener was saved Unhappily there was no confirmation ...

... MEETING WITH M.P. e. Th« “Daily News,” dealing with Lori Kitchener's meeting with Pari:a. ment last Friday, «aye: the audje:ir« had heard Lord Kitchener either cere monial occasions or giving has periodical reTiew of the military situation in the H« Lords ...

... THK NEWS IN PARIS Paris. Tin*lay News the drowning of Lord Kitchener ran like Idflre through Paiis th afternoon. The late MinieU-r of War was regarded by the French as tho brain uf the British Army, and his death conies to them with as great shock aa ...

... THE INDIAN COMMAND. Lord Kitchener retained the command in South Africa till tee end of November, 1902, wben lin was appointed to the ConimanderehipinChiet of India. In his new sphere, his lordship set himself to work again reorganisation schemes—accompanied ...

... 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 ...

... impression formed of Lord Kitchener of the Councils Paris It was that although that circle comprised brilliant brains of amongst the Allies Lord Kitchener dominated assembly There is no harm in saying now that this impression of Kitchener’s power came Mr Balfour ...

... Scotland Yard. An Irishman the ar fisoretory, was 36 years of age. Sergi. McLaughlin was appointed to I attend upon Lord Kitchener about the coonnierimment of the war, and had amompaiiied his lordship on severaemnrueya to France. as roll as on more distant ...

... terrible news which .had reached them that Lord Kitchener and all his staff, tegethee with the crew of the ship, had joined the men who had laid down their lives for their nountry. We will not ! lament Lord Kitchener to-day, said lion! Rosebery. He lived a ...

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

... national calamity, and tl,.- is, . nqucaied i-a\ , sympathy with the very gr «t . ration has sustained through tlj .. Lord Kitchener. was served his King and his couutty j 0., ' and well. There no name present ' existence that could have , the huge and ...

... to the Prime Minister: Citizens of London have received with profound distress news of the death of Field Martha! Earl Kitchener, Secretary of State for War, himself a distinguished iitisitm, anal Places on record ita sorrow that the earner_of. immeisenr- ...