... drowned and that had been lost in the great naval battle that had take oluce. followed by th‘- alarming news of the of Lord Kitchener and his Staff. He expressed the committee's deep acme at the loss the nation had sustained. ...

... of shells, some hundreds of weapons, one machine gun. five camel loads, including telephone cable, foodstuffs, and field kitchen full of completely-cooked food. Enemy reconnoitring detachments which hurried to save the guns were completely wiped out. ...

... him Psalms.” These, he said, were dark days for the nation, and the news received on the previous day of the death of Lord Kitchener had not made them any brighter. These were dark days for many individuals who mourned for the loved ones who had laid down ...

... haws I.ll•ll:—Notetillastasallow demand put forward in certain clout,. far a I'll &SR War Secretary is surtax:ion to Lad Kitchener. it is believed that vies h exceptional circumstances the Government deems it advirable appoint to the tort a military r ...

... troublous times. They had all been intensely grieved to bear of the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire involving the loss also of Lord Kitchener and those with him. That was greet misfortune to their country, but they had no misgivings ae to the end of tho war. (Loud ...

... unflinching and manly will it was that of Lord Kitchener. Tokio, Wednesday. The Japanese are shocked the news of* the death Lord Kitchener. Madrid, Wednesday. The Spanish Press expresses the opinion that Lord Kitchener’s death will only strengthen the Allies’ ...

... pending the appointment of successor Lord Kitchener. will recalled that Mr. Asquith acted as War Secretary two years ago the occasion Colonel Seely’s resignation over tho crisis until was relieved Lord Kitchener the outbreak of the war. Opinion is much ...

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... SATURDAY SPECIAL- LOED KITCHENER with the French Army; Culonel FITZGERALD, his Secretary ; and i..etieral AMUSEMENTS. n HAM) OI’EUA 6.40- TWICE NIGHTLY—9. SEYMOUR HICKS IN HIS GREATEST SUCCESS, BROADWAY JONES. Prices in'cluding War Tax), 4 ...

... Balfour made his first public utterance the recent groat naval battle. Having referred in affecting terms to the death of Earl Kitchener (his remarks in this connection being reported elsewhere) and defended the in which frank news the battle had been given ...

... object the precautionary measures taken safeguard the Hampshire from attack. '! . Asquith has taken temporary charge of l.»i Kitchener’s department the War Office, t:t the .‘election uf a new Secretary cannot deferred, and several names are already [v.cg mentioned ...

... wav. LORD KITCHENER’S DEATH WIDESPREAD MOURNING. Messages from M. Poincare and Allied Generals. MR. BALFOUR’S NOBLE TRIBUTE. Question of a Successor. LORD FRENCH’S NAME MENTIONED. Practically no fresh news regarding death, of Lord Kitchener was received ...