... i-enee. Again, Lord Kitchener visited tireece and the Dardanelles, peeving twice through the Mediterranean, and allowing a m-irgiu of weeks to tierrnan spies anti German anti A , I%trian submarines. He returned unscathed. KITCHENER STORIES. HIS IRONY ...

... battle, and must, therefoic, be considered lost. KITCHENER & END OF THE WAR am told on good authority writes Mr. Gardiner, Editor of the Otoly News, 'that a few days be• fore ills end Lord Kitchener that he revised his estimate of duration of the war ...

... military lowur of Gt. lleitain, and to all three it will seem as if a great light has gone out. Pall Mall Gazette— Lord Kitchener will remain in history as he was in lifethe men of the ear. Against the rock of his memory all the controvereley large and ...

... 1 Harrill and ro., The Story of Lord Kitchener. Only two chapters of the book remained to be written when news arrived of the sinking of the Hampshire. and the volume will include an account of Lord Kitchener's death. ...

... yard and lotted out-edicts, car shed. no.. and god garde. attached. The house contains 3 rooms apatalrs, 2 downstairs, and kitchen. newly done up Read rent 24 12,. Od. Good ham sad markets. Mullagh Is situated 0 miles from Kell. Virginia. and Bailiebore ...

... despatch box. The Olsegow Herald that Lord Kitchener got away on a boat which was swamped. Lisburn Connell and Guardians have passed resolutions of regret oa Lord Kitehener's death Fargersld, Lord Kitchener's private secretary, whose body was washed ashore ...

... of the past week of sensations is contained in the current issue of the Irish Weekly Independent. on sale to-day. The Kitchener dis- aster, the North Sea Battle, and the evidence at Dublin courts martial are aL given front the most reliable sources ...

... stated that the body of lA.-Col. Fits, gerald has born washed arbor, For the ni..ment Mr. A.cplith has per. ponel charge Turd Kitchener'. departk meeting of the War I held at 10 Dawning ft:vet ye9tertlay. The Ilautp-heir a veeke; of 10,8,i0 tone, lied 4 in ...

... ENEMY APPRECIATION, Cologne Gazette devotes a memoir to Lord Kitchener, in which it says that the late Field-Marshal Lie had the most die-1 titiguishnl career of any English. otlicer Itellington. lie showed great organ-: icing talent in South Africa and ...

... show the handiwork pf the censor. One of the matters censored is a copy of a letter sent by Mr. M. Keating, M.P., to Lord Kitchener on June sth. shortly before he met his tragic death, and of which the only portions the censors allow to appear are the opening ...

... Inlaid Cbegorder, Glass, Parlour Suite, Round Titbit, Brae Fender, Pictures, Mina, Cylinder Desk, =. 1:44 9a, i ßedroons and Kitchen Furniture. etc . Goods Vine day helots. 'Auction commences 1 o'clork. J. F. KEOGH & CO., Auctioneers, 25 Bachelor's Walk. ...

... that Lord Kitchener rams to his death through the agency of s_PY had their suspicions condirmed yesterday by message from Berne. which stated that • Leipzig Paper asserted on Wed. that a few days earlier it had received is formation that Kitchener was going ...