... His Mother. I AM SAFE. World-Wide Tribute to Greatness of Lord Kitchener. One man, it is-hoped, has been saved from the ill-fated British cruiser Hampshire, which, with Lord Kitchener and his Staff on board, was either mined or torpedoed off the Orkneys ...

... THE DAILY MIRROR, Thursday, June 8, 1916 Avenge Kitchener : By Mr. Bottomley, in Sunday Pictorial ...

... development of events in Ireland before he nominates Lord Kitchener's successor and do the work himself in the meantime. MR. ASQUITH FILLS GAP, For the moment Mr. Asquith has personal charge of Lord Kitchener's department at the War Office: CAPTAIN ON TRIAL. ...

... his accustomed charm, devoting himself almost entirely to the recent naval battle, and, although the tragic death of Lord Kitchener somewhat marred the happiness of the occasion, Mr. Balfour was able to give a thoroughly reasoned statement of the general ...

... and honour, war with the greatest military Power was forced upon it, it was to Lord Kitchener that the eyes of the people instinctively turned. When Lord Kitchener's career comes to be written, perhaps the greatest time of his life, the event which ...

... News. PARIS, Wednesday.—The newspapers vie with each other in the warmth and generosity of their tributes to the late Lord Kitchener, and mourn the illustrious soldier as they might one of the greatest sons of the Republic. The Petit Journal says :— Most ...

... and Patrick Maclntyre, the president, Lord Cheylesmore, referred to the loss the nation had sustained in the death of Lord Kitchener. Captain Lawless, of the Royal Army Medical Corps, said he examined the accused yesterday morning and found him mentally ...

... THE SHE THE DAILY M FILL TO GAP $• { yv General Sir W. Robertson, who is spoken of as Lord Kitchener's successor, leaving the War Office yesterday. ...

... br The changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace yesterday. The officers were wearing crape bands in mourning for Lord Kitchener. Isonzo there I, le s s b a e r e l _loyed intense the part n formerly troops.—Reuter. dumb German,,,_ ~e.•ng to evmsterday ...

... health. • „.,,. • . •• T 0 LORD N - • • • • • This is how thousands of schoolchildren paid tribute to the memory of Lord Kitchener yesterday. RELATIVES VISIT THE R BELS. 0 • _•-• • • . . im by his professor, int of his • • Those re- ill. They Troops at ...

... Majesty and his Majesty's Ministers their profound sympathy in the loss of Lord Kitchener. The minute states that in South Africa, as throughout the British dominions, Lord Kitchener's outstanding ability and singleminded devotion to his public duty was universally ...

... THE DAILY MIRROH. Kri.Ly. Jnnp O, 191«. Avenge Kitchener: By Mr. Bottomley, in the ...