... G-BRiMAN VIEW LORD KITCHENER Zurich, June 7. The *'Mnenchener Neuesbe Najchriehlen flays:—‘'‘Lord death, means much Britain than the lows an eminent fiffleer, energetic orgaplacr. and statesman. the British, he was national idol, embodying the fortunes ...

... THE MEMORY OF LORD KITCHENER, AN INCENTIVE TO THE ARMY IN ITS TASK. FURTHER TRIBUTES. MR. ASQUITH TEMPORARILY AT WAR OFFICE. Practically fresh news regarding the death of Lord Kitchener was received yesterday. Messages continue to pour into Buckingham ...

... —Reuter. LORD KITCHENER’S LESS-KNOWN SIDE. Reference to Lord Kitchener’s death was made yeeterday the Worcester Diocesan Conference by the Bishop the diocese. said in the midst the anxieties of the past two years, in spite criticism, Lord Kitchener had stood ...

... affairs in Chicago, and who knew Lord Kitchener personally, declares that he was one of the greatest figures in the work of spreading civilisation, a work of the greatest benefit to humanity. the wild Soudan Kitchener established peace and abolished the ...

... VIEWS OF LORD KITCHENER. MOST BRILLIANT CAREER SINCE WELLINGTON. NOT A FIELD COMMANDER ON A GRAND SCALE.” From countries in all parts of the world quota*- tious have been received from newspaper appreciations of the life and work Lord Kitchener. Even Germany ...

... belief in army and navy circles is that Kitchener probably had a large and important staff with him, probably including some of the best brains in the British army. The opinion held here is that the death of Kitchener will felt as discouraging blow to the ...

... memory Lord Kitchener will be celebrated on Friday, at ten o'clock, in the British Roman Catholic Chnrch in Paris, at which the highest personalities the Republic will attend. INTERNATIONAL LOSS. ME. BALFOUR ON THE WORK OF LORD KITCHENER. Presiding at ...

... Lancers were present at the ceremony. LONDON LETTER. London, Wednesday Night. A Kitchener Banquet. Perhaps the greatest personal tribute ever paid to the late Lord Kitchener was the remarkable banquet which took place at the Mansion House in the autumn ...

... ASTON. The accommodation comprises wide Tiled Vwtibnle and Hall Entrance. Dining Boom, Break last Room. Drawing excellent Kitchen Accommodation, two light Pantne*. and Had leading Garden. First Floor are lour principal Bed Rooms, Bath Room, separate w ...

... FRANCE. The “Petit Journal”: Everybody can see ia these 662 days of war in what great degree Lord Kitchener as Minister or Generalissimo, in the Government offices or ia the International and British conference halls, displayed his clearness vision, his ...

... bodies recovered from H.M.S. Hampshire is that of Licut.-Col. O. A. Fitz- Gerald, C.M.G., personal military secretary to Lord Kitchener. The remains are being brought here to-morrow for the purpose of being conveyed south by rail. Eumours wore in circulation ...

... fought in its ranks in 1870, I send yon the expression the painful emotion which we felt on learning of the death of Lord Kitchener. We shall never forget him who knew how to create and organise with a patriotic passion the noble and valiant British Army ...