... Sprankling, the Administrator, made a brief but touchin?l reference to the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire, and to the death of Lord Kitchener. It was a great loss to England, said the Canon, and tho death of the gallant soldier had caused keen sorrow amongst the ...

... Joseph Weld of Lttilwort . He was educated at Beaumont. Sur%'eon Hugh Francis de Sales M Nally, R.N., who went down with Lord Kitchener in the Hampshire, was educated at St. Malachy’s College, Belfast. His medical course at the Queen’s University was brilliant ...

... strongly fortifie(f Austrian line. It has been established, .Admiral Jellicoe states, that the loss of the Hampshire, with l.ord Kitchener on board, was caused by a niine. The ship sank in' ten minutes. There are twelve. survivors. They got to shore on a raft ...

... ‘an effort. Father Mullins criticised strongly the amount of money spent on elementary schoois, in the way of fitting up kitchens and workshops. He would not take boys into a carpenter’s shop to learn carpeatry. Many children were oi poor parents who ...