... LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH of the General Auembly (Right Rev. Dr. mended, and an ves t ment address V. 35 given by the Rec. A. Blue, minister of May Street (lurch. Prayer was odored by Rev. Dr. l'uives Rev. Dr. Moutgomeiy, and a pertain of Scripture wag read ...

... NATION'S UST TRIBUTL Scene in St. Paul's. TI s raid its frit/cite to the memory of Lord Kitchener in St. Pours Oulwdral on 'Fitesday. The King end Queen were pre. sent. their 31aiestiee occupying mate bet/oath the dome s with Minister' and Ambaiwadore ...

... closer still by thc momentous events ot the war. He referral to the which the Hui. Tensity had sustained by the death of Lord Kitchener. and then to the North Pea sic. tory. and expressed their of nalmiration for the valour and resource of the French Army the ...

... Sir 'tangles Haig to the Army Unincil—The Aimy Order issued by his Majesty's command, informing WI of the at ma of Lord Kitchener. has been re. rewired with the deepest regret by all ranks of the /11111:Cil under my t.immand. Ilia memory will rerna:n ...

... Pm t Laureate's Tribute -Th, piiblighes the following Lord Kitchener by Robert 11 , iciet4, Poet JAMMU' : Untlinchi,,g horn. watchful to And thy country'', rcrl. whereat-e'er; war and rat. with core, Till. by long ennohled. thou wert he Whom England cs4'd ...

... telegram— Buckingham l'alace, S.W. While the whole nation mourns the death of a great soldier I have personally in Lord Kitchener ;at and valued friend upon whose devotion I ever relied with the ntroost confidence To you and the members of your family ...

... was sung at Westminster Abbey on Sabbath evening an an act of praise for the naval victory, and for the lifeark of Lord Kitchener. ...

... on Wednesday, outlined Britain's outlook in the war in opt. mistic terns Referriug first to the larnentill death af Lord Kitchener, he said—lie w. , s not in the least degree a vain or a man, but he was more sensitive thin world knew to outside criticism ...

... The Late Lord Kitehmer. eerviree in with the late Lord Kitchener have been held in all the crest centre , of population, from London to White. and in large numbers of the of the reentry. Lord Kitchener no! -ray a great man. but a eood men, animatcl by a ...

... Major-General Sir Hugh 3117almont said he was convinced that the irreparatO ,loss the nation had sustained by the death of Lord Kitchener was due to German spying our midst. HEATH OF FIOF. TKONPIOI Professor Silvanus Phillips Thompson died at hie residence in ...

... his remarks upon the lesson. In the course of an instructive addrees , lter. Mr. Gibson they were in mourning that day, for Kitchen was dead, the idol of the army, the hero of the nation, the typical repiesentative of the British people. The eyes of the ...

... THE LATE LORD KITCHINER. The Assembly requested the Moderator to write to Mrs. Parker, sister of the late Lord Kitchener, a letter exßreesing the sympathy of the Anemblv with her in the lamented death of her diAinguished brother. RECEPTION MINISTERS. ...