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... SHIPMASTER'S TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. Wooit, seen-Lary of the alibi* Shaipwiwitane Prot-ri , os forwarded theeollowiat leiter to (Mr. Herbert Aamuel, 1f.P.l is the : I dedire, oa behalf of the BriCiiii 4 Olken' Pr ...
... 11.11.P.A. AND LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH. The of the Mercsmile Merin* Keiviec Association telegraphed their Majesties itzfrosliar the condolences of seamen es the sustained by the trigio death of litebtasee and have at remitted tie following reply :--*The ...
... siclory LORD KITCHENER. Mr was pretent at to-day's luphcon the Imperial Council of Commerce in I:endou. The Chairman, Lord Desherough, in prothe health of the Imperial Fleet, rethat only last evening he was looking ne: letters from Lord Kitchener, in oes ...
... been mortient•rily dimmed, they must go on. They were downcast. but not discouraged; they were sad, but not di.- ed. Lord Kitchener's life and ezample not die. They would be the motive 'power inspiring their great Army—so much of which bore his name—to ...
... UNINTERNED ALIENS & SPIES. 10 TOO SDITOS Of TOO Of Sir,—Among many inc‘ itable criticisms regarding the manner of Earl Kitchener's death there will, I am sure, be brought to a l final settlement the criminally negligent way ! In which the authorities ...
... INSURANCE. LONDON, Tuesday. An impreosive ceremony took plac at Lloyd's to-day in connection with the memorial service for Lord Kitchener. The Lutioe Bell rang twice for the cessation of business at noon, And drummers and buglers of Sento Onsais filed before ...
... report has been received from the Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Fleet regarding the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire with Lord Kitchener and his staff on board. It ha.s now been established that the Hampshire struck 3 mine at about 8 p.m. ' on Monday last. The ...
... comfort, and even luxury, of Austrian which furniture, pianos, and gramophones, with pictures and caricatures on the walls. Kitchen', such as one only expects at home, and atom of food and beer were found in wine of the dug-outs. Vegetable and dower gardens ...
... H. W., ilesketh, Mid. William P., E.N.R. Quickly following the above came the mggoring sitars of the tragic end of Lord Kitchener and SK (MOB, II Ito hare never been slow to recognise the unswerving integrity and the organising of the great General, many ...
... greatest of all would be to lend their Printe Minister to the councils of this nation for at least the period of the war. Lord Kitchener's loss hal filled the nation's heart with grief, and there was much talk of replacing this great general from one of the ...
... present. Perhaps folk will at last realise dot Navy. though Oen,. has been loot. Still. is entail consolation when wo ban. Kitchener. Alfred Are. it, La (mite a yowl, 04. brat.sl the first anithersary of his Navy by taking part in the sitters- 14 board ...