... Its Moderator. alight Der Dr. West) said they all been profoundly touched hi the news of the death of Lord Kitchener. To his (the mind Lord Kitchener had for many years been one of the noblest figures in our country. The man was even greater than his work ...

... and Lord Kitchener's Work for the Empire. The First Lord the Admiralty speaking yesterday in London at luncheon in connection with the meeting the British Imperial Council of Commerce, paid notable tribute to the memory the late Lord Kitchener. Lord Dcsborough ...

... widespread character of the sympathy aroused the Field-Marshal's sad ecu. Commander Kitchener, his Lordship's nephew, was among the callers at the War Office yesterday. Lord Kitchener spent the week-end at Broomo Park, and and his party left for the North on Sunday ...

... says— ** Great Kitchener has Sene, but if dead he leaves a shining mark.” In lis war there is not be found a Orighter one. No single blow struck at the Entente Germany has been greater than this. The Sun ” thinks it doubtful if Kitchener’s place can be ...

... PUBLIC NOTICES. FREmER RECEIVED BY THE KINO. VheoDat Broome Dellveri Up Lord Kitchener'* Buckingham Palace, Tuesday. The Right Honourable H. H. Asquith, M.P., Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury, had audience of the King, and Commodore C. M ...

... wav. LORD KITCHENER’S DEATH WIDESPREAD MOURNING. Messages from M. Poincare and Allied Generals. MR. BALFOUR’S NOBLE TRIBUTE. Question of a Successor. LORD FRENCH’S NAME MENTIONED. Practically no fresh news regarding death, of Lord Kitchener was received ...

... Nelson, o Wellington, a Roberts, • Crodock, a Hood, or Kitchener — many more gallant men and brilliant leaders, too—but the Empire is not weakened, rather strengthened, by their going. The name of Kitchener will he a real living inspiration for generations ...

... the death of Lord Kitchener the Kreuzzeituug” says—As the German people, m the words of the Imperial Chancellor, hare forgotten sentimentality, may without hesitation express the feeling which the news of the death of Lord Kitchener has caused in us. ...

... Embassy staff, and many distinguished French personages, attended a memorial service her© this morning for the late Lord Kitchener, other victims of the Hampshire, and men of the British fleet loot the Jutland battle. The Senate and Chamber to-day each ...

... you too, said the net member. alt except Lord Kitchener.' said the other fellow, why don't you do it? The Cabinet man heaved a sigh. I you, said he, • that _we have little influence with Kitchener. That may seem to be an exaggerated statement ...

... 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 ...

... Fight and Lord Kitchener’s Death. Judge Walker Craig, Recorder the city, in opening the Belfast Quarter Sessions yesterday, referred in his uddre.-* the Grand Jury to the official reports of the recent sea light and to the loss of Lord Kitchener through the ...