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... Newryman, Stoker Jamas Cunningham, of Boat St., Newry, formed on of the crew cf thl LH-fated ss. Hampshire, on whiob Lord Kitchener west down. Stoker Cunningham was a widower, and leaves little children. lie was in South Africa during the Boer War, with ...

... wilt be filled with 'an eimpre•Oble grief at this stupendous stroke of adverse fortune became, without any question, Lord Kitchener was the lest man that any thinking and patriotic British i,ubject would spare from the service of King and counta, in these ...

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... tribute that fell from the lips of the Chairman of the rrben Council at Tuesday night's meeting. The tragic death of Lord Kitchener was also alluded to in appropriate terms. To lose such a man is indeed a great and crushing blow. Nu roan commanded to the ...