... Kitchener's Party. Bureau. Tueerlay. p.m. The War Office notifieri with reference to the announcement of the km of H.M.S. Ramoshiro, that, the special party of lord Kitche.ier. with Lieut.-Col. 0. A. Fitzgerald, C.M.G. ipersonal miiitarN seereustyl; ...

... KITCHENER'S LIFE STORY. Lord Kitchener. who horn in lasn, at. Crether Howe, Ballylongford, County Kerrr, had s brilliant military career. At the age of twenty he hit commission as a lieutenant and gradually _rose in rank, being evontually made a. Field- ...

... LORD KITCHENER LOST AT SEA, Dowa pith Warship on Way to Russia. WAR TRAGEDY. Mourning Over Death of Great Chief. EMPIRE IN GLOOM. ...

... Were Disposed Of by Official Aanonacement. Early on Turaday a rumour gained wide currency throughout the country that Lord Kitchener was saved. Untortunatekr there was no confirmation of the report. and although no official denial istwed. the rumour was ...

... Wear Mouraing for a Week. Prms Bureau, Tmmday, 11.55 p.m. The following army order Inas issued at midnight : —Death of Lord Kitchener. — Message from his Majesty the King to the Troops.—By his Majesty's commands, the following order has been issued to the ...

... Official Flags Half-mast. The Pieta Arsociation :--.44aparentty at the Admiralty and War Office hope ia entertained of Lord Kitchener having et,e-a . At. both buildings the flags hare been p:aced at halt mast. _ _ ...

... OBJECT OF THE MISSION. Asked by the King to go to Russia: Military & Money Questions. Press Bureau. Tuesday. 6.30 p.m. Lord Kitchener. on the invitetion ot his Majeetta.. had left England on a visit to Russia. The Secretary tur War wa, accompanied i‘y Mr ...

... always exists armies are in the field! or fleets on the ocean. The loss of a great organiser and brains-carrier is often Kitchener had his limitations; be made mistakes at bieh might ho deseriberl as blunders: he was not in the military sense an Alexander ...

... create anything like the excitement, and even consternation, caused on - Tuesday afternoon by the announcement that Lord Kitchener had perished with the cruiser Hampshire, its captain and crew and members of the War Office Staff in a disaster off the coast ...

... Tueatiay morning that Prime Minister received detinite news. and the sad tidings came as a great shock to Mr. Asquith. for Lord Kitchener was not only a colleague hut a personal friend. A meeting of the War Council had her n summoned for 11.10. and the Councillors ...

... morainic-- I HAVE TO REPORT, WITH DEEP REGRET. THAT HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP HAMPSHIRE (CAPTAIN HERBERT J, SAVILE. R.N.), WITH LORD I KITCHENER AND HIS STAFF ON BOARD, WAS SUNK LAST NIGHT,: ABOUT 8 P.M., TO THE WEST OF . THE ORKNEYS, EITHER BY A MINE i OR TORPEDO. ...

... Secretary, he 36 years of age, and his loss is deeply regretted by , lus cornradee. Sergeant M•Laughlin appointed to attend upon Kitchener about the commencement of the war, and had anoompanied on several jriurneys to France as well aa on more dietaat isismions ...