... still sweeping the water for Lord Kitchener's despatch box. The *Glasgow Herald” says that Lord Kitchener got away on a boat which was swanped, Lisburn Couccil and Guardiaos have passed resolutions of regret on Lord Kitchener's death. : ~ Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... relatives of Lord Kitchener, their greet sympathy in thia most unfortunate loss. LONDON. Tuesday. 1145 War Mice notifies with reference to the announcement of the low of fl3l S. Hampshire that the special party consisted of Kitchener. with Lient.Col. 0 ...

... Tribune” remarks that mnn e\. died with fame more secure. .The Sun” declares that Kitchener noi.. will be inscribed on the roll England great men. The “World” says that Kitchener his country to arms and forced rnichn weapon blood and spirit. FRENCH CONDOLENCE ...

... from General Smuts on the death f , Kitchener. K H. the Duke of Connaught. nor-Gcneiaf of Canada, wired desire mo convey j.-, Majesty’s Government expression . their profound regret and sorrow loss of Lord Kitchener and his Ptafr , the officers and men ...

... carriage in which lord Kitchener was riding. Cul. Fitzgerald covered Lord Kitchener eo that had the man hied Col Fitzgerald's bod would have received the bullet, the man hesitated, and was ar. rested It is also relate that Lord Kitchener when u yonng man reserved ...

... 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 ...

... of the awful r•nlamity. 'With L•rd Kitchener end his Staff went down Mr A.. 1 O'Beirne, the well-known Diplomatist, who was horn a t Jamestown, Co. Leitrim. of which cr,unty he was a Deputy-Lieutenant lord Kitchener woe not alone an Irishman hut he wag ...

... the tragic death of Lord Kitchener, and nave now received the following reply:— The King and Queen thank you foe your testimony of appreciation on the irreparable loss whicn the Empire has sustained by the death of Lord Kitchener. Stamf oidham. A telegram ...

... the Continent Lord Kitchener’s fame stood high, and as the greatest British soldier they admired and trusted him. Lord Kitchener was unmarried. The heir to the title is his eldest brother, Colonel Henry Elioit Chevallier Kitchener, who was born in 1846 ...

... 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 ...