... supposed that Lord Kitchener was as mnch dreaded as he was hated in Germany. Count Reventlow writes the “Deutsche Tages- Bcitung” with almost hysterical joy, and declares “If a German submarine did indeed cause the death of Lord Kitchener we must offer the ...

... conducted by Bishop Hamilton Baynes. BIRMINGHAM EXCHANGE AND LORD KITCHENER’S WORK. The committee the Birmingham Exchange yesterday passed a resolution deploring the loss Lord Kitchener, his staff, and the crew of H.M.S. Hampshire. common with every citizen ...

... with profound regret we learn the death Lord Kitchener. The nation has lost the man who protected her during a time of great peril, and the Government member who devoted unflinching attention duty. Lord Kitchener is dead, but he lives in army he created, ...

... of beach, lying, however, wide open to the Atlantic.” THE KING’S MESSAGE TO LORD KITCHENER’S SISTER. LOST “AN OLD AND VALUED FRIEND.’ Mrs. Parker, sister of Lord Kitchener, has been the recipient innumerable letters and telegrams sympathy in her personal ...

... Lamp, Dinner Gong. Dining Tables. Carpets. Rugs. Overmantels, Pictures. Ornaments, two Hall Stands, new Saucepans, &c., and Kitchen Furniture. HiDOUGHTY’ & CO. will Sell the above, without • reserve, at Twelve o’clock. ...

... rooms; coach-house; large garden. £4B—Bailey, 121. EDGB\PTOy.—IS, Poplar Avenue, near Sandon Rd., semidetached; two reception, kitchen, five chambers, bath; •rood garden. Ren; £36.—Apply, Whitworth, Glcnhurst, Pop’ar Avearfe. Gillott Rd., two minutes from Rd ...

... Manchester Guardian ”) is that but for his acting as mediator in the Irish question Mr. Lloyd George would have been with Lord Kitchener H.M.S. Hampshire. It is sa : that the visit to Russia was planned some time ago. and that he was to have formed one of the ...

... two sit.ing rooms, square hall, kitchen and good pantries; and large garden.—Giles, Ivydene, Highfioid Kd., Hall Green. Sale. Sami-detaclfcd Leasehold Villa, Bryndaie, St. Andrew's Kd., Malvern; two reception rooms, kitchen, larder, scuiiery, collar, four ...

... enemy torpedo-boats. Washed Ashore from Hampshire Wreck. That the circumstances of the loss of tihe Hainpehire, with Lord Kitchener board, will become known is now assured from the fact that twelve survivors, warrant officer and eleven of (he crew of the ...

... factory in the town BIBinNGHAM MaNDTACTITBEB- IN MEMORIA M—KITCHENER. the the Dtrt-T Post Sir,—Will you allow me make a suggestion those of your readers who truly loved and honoured Kitchener? Whatever monument the nation may later raise to the memory ...

... an additional 58 officers and 11,000 more men, besides more guns and machine guns not yet counted, stores of arras, field kitchens, and telephone material. The results the fighting during the period from June 4 to June 7 in the Volhynia and Galicia already ...

... be occupied by Germans. The disturbances were due to intense feeling occasioned by the los«» H.M.S. Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener .n l>oard, which some quarters has attributed the agency of aliens in this country. In Chapel Street, Islington, several ...