... from the Orkneys give details of the fate of the Hampshire and the death of Lord Kitchener (says the Aberdeen coi respondent of the London Daily Mail ”)• Lord Kitchener and his staff steamed away at about seven o’clock Monday night, taking a westerly ...

... SERVICE AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY. Westminster Abbey was crowded yesterday afternoon for memorial service for the late Lord Kitchener. It was a tribute of the general public, for no tickets of admission were required. No distinction was made in the class of ...

... Hillers’ Association the price town households was reduced Is. bo 445. Top grades 3s. 4s. mors. EMPIRE’S REGRET FOR LORD KITCHENER. ...

... will be remembered that Sir H. F. Donaldson and Mr. Robertson were the representatives of the Ministry of Munitions Lord Kitchener’s miss'.on to Russia, and were drowned in the sinking of the Hampshire. ...

... light oak. comprises Excellent 4ft. SIDEBOARD. Four Two ARM CHAIRS, and sft. TELESCOPIC TABLE; Pathe GRAMOPHONE and RECORDS. Kitchen jMirnaare. Glass and Crockery Ware, Culinary UtcneLia, and Catalogues from the Auctioneer’s Offices, 116, Colmore Row, Birmingham ...

... —Semi-detached Well-built FREEHOLD RESIDENCE No. 151, Muntz Street. Small Heath, containing Entrance Hall, two Reception Rooms, Kitchen. Scullery, three Bed Rooms, and Bath Room, and good Cellar. There is a useful Workshop, modern w.c., and large Garden at roar ...

... better advised to either Lausanne, Geneva, Neuc&atel. GERMAN KNOWLEDGE OF LORD KITCHENER’S JOURNEY. STARTLING STATEMENT IN A LEIPSIG PAPER. - Berne, June 9. Lord Kitchener’s intention to visit Russia was known in Germany. Evidence in support of this statement ...

... bodies recovered from H.M.S. Hampshire is that of Licut.-Col. O. A. Fitz- Gerald, C.M.G., personal military secretary to Lord Kitchener. The remains are being brought here to-morrow for the purpose of being conveyed south by rail. Eumours wore in circulation ...

... Window; Cloak Room and Lavatory. The domestic offices comprise large China Pantry, with housemaids sink, cap;til Birder. Kitchen with Range and Store Cupboard, Son lery w.th Fireplace. Back Staircase. Collar, and oovered-m Yard. . _ _ . THE OUTBUILDINGS ...

... fought in its ranks in 1870, I send yon the expression the painful emotion which we felt on learning of the death of Lord Kitchener. We shall never forget him who knew how to create and organise with a patriotic passion the noble and valiant British Army ...

... the offices of Messrs. Weetherby and Son, Cavendish Square, vesterday. end decided, owing to tie lamentable death of Lord Kitchener, to abandon the Windsor Meeting which was fixed bake place to-morrow and Saturday next. _ Eeuter’a talcgram from Sydney says ...

... Homer Street. Bsisall Heath, each containing Tiled Vestibn'e and Entrance Hall, two Sitting Boom*, lour B d Rooms. Bath Room, Kitchen, Soul’ery. CellaT. and Outbuildings. The Property stands back from the road, and the rear are long Gardens. The Houses lot ...