... twelve survivors who got to shore on a raft, all hope must be abandoned. KITCHENER’S BOAT SWAMPED BY THE HEAVY SEAS BODIES HOISTED STEEP CLIFFS. It is reported that Lord Kitchener and his staff were placed in one of the ship's boats, which got clear of ...

... into conversation with Monsieur Bochet, said— You saw something our misery in Montenegro. For five were exposed on Mount I/•Kitchen the fire of four hundred Austrian guns without so much a morseJ of bread to eat However, covered the retreat two Servian armies ...

... HUGH F. M'XALLY, R.N.. pon of Mr. Nicholas M'Nally. principal Raglan Street N.S. (Boys), Belfast, who was lost with Lari Kitchener on the Jlaiupshire. , fk . A NN O JJ Stoker COCHRANE. Rifleman W. HARPER, „ T Ja ,LL ,F Y - „ oth Fiis., ..accidentally drowned ...

... slept with him, and that on Saturday morning, after he had given th? deceased breakfast in bed, deceased got and came to the kitchen in his flannelette nightshirt. There was no guard on the fire, and he supposed deceased’s nightshirt came in contact with ...

... was rescued from a raft after being three hours in the water. He was in the coastguard service at Tara before the war. KITCHENER. That sleepless sentinel, Napoleon, still Keeps lonely watch o’er France, ’mid damns of death; And Xjelson slumbers not when ...

... hymn book, he dissolved the assembly. The cage is hidden away in comer of the box-room. VICAR AND THE SPY PERIL. At Lord Kitchener memorial service at Dudley, which was attended the Mayor and Corporation, the vicar (Rev. Dr. Maitlend) said that many people ...

... anxious to attend the Kitchener and other Royalties left the cathedral and the late Sir. Rice and Mr. Dockery memorial service began to gather outside St. drove home. gave evidence disclaiming that the deceased p i. - mormn~ The Kitchener memorial services ...