... 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 ...

... THE FASHODI AFFAIR. As • diplomatist Lord Kitchener deserved well of his country, in his dealings with the French explorer, Major (now Otaeral) Morehead. at Fashoda,mi the White Nile, alrno• Immediately after the battle of °Murices. • rash act, or random ...

... Secretary of State for War lost his life while pro. ceeding on a special mission to the Emperor of Russia. Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener gave 0 years of distinguished service to the State, and it is largely due to his administrative genius and unwearying energy ...

... drowning Lord Kitchener. Major Condon, of the Royal Engineers, teas the first officer superintend tb© aurvey Palestine, and one of his assistants was Lord Kitchener, who took very great interest that land that early stage of his career. Lord Kitchener had always ...

... country, and Empire owed to Lore Kitchener for the services which be tad rendered since the beginning of the war a debt which could not measured in words (Cheers.) it was not a task, heaven knew, sought by Lord Kitchener. He bad been on his way beck to ...

... that the accused removed in custody. The findings will be announced in a few days. Tho Late Lord Kitchener. A number of memorial services the late Lord Kitchener were held in Belfast and were very largely attended the citizens. Special musk was rendered and ...

... in England to do what Kitchener tanked, brick red—bent his cold, heavy eyes would be called to do. Es had to build an upon the princeling. Albert stated his case. army and clean out a War Mee simul Yon can't go, said Kitchener. taneously. He has done ...

... CONGREGATIONS AND ELOQUENT ADDRESSES. In « largo number the city churches the splendid services to the nation of the late Lord Kitchener Khartoum and th© universal grief caused by hia death specially referred from tho pulpit. Tu most- cases a funeral march was ...

... of Lord Kitcheuer was conducted Lincoln Cathedral yesterday. Addressing the largo gathering soldiers the dean said Lord Kitchener died they must believe he wvuld have preferred die ■—before the shouting and while the danger was still on. was a great soldier ...

... gentlemen, I cannot commence the proceedings to day without referring to tho great Joes the nation sustained tne death Lord Kitchener. disaster the nation, and one which, I sure, is felt the whole his Majesty’s Army, and 1 have doubt is deeply regretted the ...

... and other munition works, and the’frontispiece lean excellent photograph of the late Earl Kitchener. It is announced that next week’s number pill be Lord Kitchener number” very special interest. Life opens with portrait at the Bight Hon. David Lloyd George ...

... FURNISHED HOUSES TO I-et, Furmshetl, I Sitting-room, Bed room-, with use of Kitchen and Bathroom; attendance.—23, Claromuut Street, University Road. ...