... LORO KITCHENER'S The family of Laid Kitchener have under conoidoratloa the publication hi* life, lb* writing of which most of oeoewity take some time Only ths person trailed with the work will have to Lord Kitchener’s private documents. ...

... the accuracy of the British reports, slitting that lard Kitchener pariated to the west of the Orkney Islands, amid point. to the fart that the British Oweerament reported the loss of Lord Kitchener on the 6th Jane anal notices in his honour on the ith, ...

... KITCHEN .MAGIC. pANSHINE makes brightness appear quick time. It makes dullness disappear in double quick time. Use Panshine in your home to-day. A little Panshine —a brisk rub —a smile and shine —everything cleaned—everybody happy—that’s the result of ...

... Lord Kitchener. The Prime Minister, who not ci,^ back London until la«t night, r ...

... LORD KITCHENER. A Tribute from Sir Fredk. Milner. TUB EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN Sir, —From many notices have read the late Earl Kitchener 1 think that may likely to infer that with all his great qualities he was somewhat lacking in goodueso heart. Those ...

... KITCHENER'S LAST MOMENTS. !STORIES OF SURVIVORS. I LAST SEEN ON U ART ER-1 DECK OF SHIP. TERRIBLE TINE ON RIFT. THE 1A( WHO SLEPT DIED. How lord Kitchener dual mar desiribect to me (says a special eorre.porittent ..f the Deily Alan) by Lading Seeman ...

... /VOCE COOKE ON KITCHENER, Opening Litton. Crown demising on Friday. Judge Cooke seid in non with the rest of the country they bad to mourn the death of Lord Kitchener, the details of whose tragic end appeared in that morning', paper. He thought the Into ...

... A KITCHENER MEMORIAL Mr. Warwick Brookes, M.P., statement the Central Now* concerning his of Kitchener memorial, says should be Imperial, and soageste that the Government b. afforded « THE KERRY LANDING. CONSPIRACY CHARGES. Case for the Defence. ...

... galley. The captain at this time was calling Lord Kitchener to the boat, but owing to th© noise of the wind and the sea Lord Kitchener apparently could not hear him. When th© explosion occurred Lord Kitchener walked calmly from the captain’s cabin, went up ...

... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. Belfast Harbour Committee’s Ret* rt. At the meeting tho Works Committee of the Belfast Harbour Commissioners held yesterday, the Committee, before proceeding with the ordinary business, passed the following resolution, moved the ...

... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. Belfast Harboup Board’s Resolution. the meeting of the Works Committee the Beltast Harbour Commissioners held yesterday the committee before proceeding with the ordinary huainesa passed, the lolloping res6iutiou, 1 'moved the ...

... toterests, nor did it ever shake hi* confidence in Lord Kitchener’s will-power and anility to meet the heavy demands he (Lord Frcnc.,) had t 6 make upon him. Personally, no preierreu keep Lord Kitchener in his mind os me great and glorious soldier which knew ...