... warlike energy and unflinching and manly will it was that Kitchener, HIS COFFIN A WARSHIP. (Reuter’s Telegram.) Paris, Wednesday.— The newspaper* today comment on the tragic death of Lord Kitchener. The Echo de Pans” says death while doing his duty worthily ...

... 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 ...

... command of Mellowes* rebel brigade, and to have demanded the surrender of the police who held Oranmore Police Barracks. Lord Kitchener’s Tragic Fate. LOST WITH H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE. THE KING’S GRIEF. The following telegram was received from the Commander-in-Chief ...

... front entrances to the premises. As soon as witness was observed Brodbin ran inside. Unobstructed witness walked into the kitchen, and then Into the bar, which was nnlooked. FVur men were seen to hurriedly leave by the }ard door, and when apprehended it ...

... and twenty-two 3-pounder guns, while she had two 18-inoh torpedo tubes. Her comple ment was 655. DXJBUN GUARDIANS AND LORD KITCHENER. South Dublin Guardians yesterday passed a resolution in silence tendering condolence the King, the Government, the nation ...

... RATHMULLAN.— Two storied Furnished Cottage. Sitting-room, Two good Bedrooms, large Kitchen. Apply Rev. J. G. Steele, Rath mull an, County Donegal. ...

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

... sympathy aroused by the Field-Marshal’s sad end. Commander Kitchener, his Lordship’s nephew, was among the callers at the War Office yesterday. Lord Kitchener spent the week-end at Broome Park, and he and nis party went for the North on Sunday night. The ...

... by no means improbable? Until last evening suppose many cherished the hope that by some providential intervention Lord Kitchener might have survived the destruction of the warship which was carrying him to Russia. There was always the chance of his having ...

... In the mysterious providence of God their greatest soldier had been taken from them in the discharge of his duty. Lord Kitchener braved the danger of the sea, and hai found his sepulchre in the vasty deep. He appealed their young men who had not yet ...

... captured seventy-seven guns, 134 machine guns, and forty-nine trench mortars, in. addition searchlights, telephones, field kitchens, and a large quantity arms and material of nr, with great reserve® of ammunition. A number of batteries were captured intact ...

... Admiralty announces that the following officers were lost in the sinking H.M.S. Hampshire, the cruiser which was conveying Lord Kitchener and his personal staff to Russia, and which was sunk on sth June off the Orkney Islands a mine or torpedo : Captain Herbert ...