... LORD KITCHENER. The Chairman said all the Boards in the country were passing votes of sympathy on the death of Lord Kitchener, the Secretary of State for War, and he thought it would be only right that the Council should do like wise. He, therefore, proposed ...

... Lord Kitchener Lost. On Tuesday the astounding news came te Galway that Lord Kitchener and his whoale staff were drowned in the sinking, by mine, or torpedo, of H.M.S. Hampshire, off the Orkneys, while on her way to Russia oo Monday night. This statement ...

... THE LORD KITCHENER DISASTER The Chairman said he was sure they would all agree with him in moving a vote of sympathy to the King and the government on the loss of Lord Kitchener. The ¢ountry was now mourning the loss of a great Irishman, whose duty as ...

... Lord Kitchener's End. kitties's groat Lass. On Tuesday the terrible news was made known by the Admiralty that H.M.S. Hampshire had been sunk off i the North of Scotland, carrying to their deaths Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener and several members of his ...

... Resolution On Death of Lord Kitchener. At the meeting of the Urban Council on Thursday, on the motion of Mr Young, seconded by Mr Crowley, and supported by Mr Cunningham and Mr Moloney, a resolution was passed on the death of Lord Kitchener. Amongst others a copy ...

... deceased Field-Marshal’s family the deep sympathy of the Queen and bimself. His Majesty was out of town when the news of Lord Kitchener's death was communicated to him, and it came as a great shock. Messages from all quarters were pouring in, tendering respectful ...

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... with all on board came as the profoundest shock. It only the other day that, on the eve ot the Parliamentary recess, lord Kitchener, with the soldierly directness which characterised him in all his dealings, had summoned his critics in the Commons to meet ...

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... Council unanmo :sly expressed a wish to join with the nation in the universal sympathy manifested at the traic death of Lord Kitchener and his Staff. . N Al > TIHHE GREAT SKIN CURE BUDDEN'S S.R SKIN OINTMENT. Wiil Cure Itching after one application; destroys ...

... the matter of first-hand information we were again indebted to Mr Regan for the first newsof the terrible disaster to Lord Kitchener on Tuesday list. The telegram came shortly after two o'clock and many persons we showed it to were scarcely in clined to ...