... Leslie Stephen Robertson, both of whom lost their lives through the sinking of the Hampshire. They were members of Earl Kitchener's special mission to Russia, and were officials of the Ministry of 'Munitions. Canon Carnegie conducted the service, which ...

... late incumbent of MI Saints'. ,article in thin week'n Guardian on the abovc subject, RCN'. s : r. his work permitted. Lord Kitchener was regular and ponytail in'his J • andante, and this at once told beneficially upon the Sunday habits of the n ' . • lie ...

... the mischief of a boy who was one of the vietims. The neighbours had missed the moman and her children, and forced open the kitchen (low . . They found the house full of gas and the the occupants dead. The screw from the gas-met , was missing. The meter ...

... usefulness of words. A great deal is. nevertheless, packed into a small space. There is the eloquent and moving tribute to Lord KITCHENER, the straight answer to German. - about the naval battle, the tribute to the brilliant feat of arms achieved by the Russians ...

... A KITCHENER MEMORIAL NEW ZEALAND OFFICER STARTS A SCHOLARSHIP. The following lists of the Cambr i dg e Math& Wellington, Thursday. matical and Natural Sciences Tripos were pub- Colonel Heaton Rhodes, member of the House lished this morning. The namos ...

... exhaustion, exposure, and cold, whilst some perished trying to land, and some died after landing. It is thought that Lord Kitchener went down with the ship, which sank a quarter of an hour after striking the mine. Sir John Jelliwe, in making the report ...

... with heads uncovered, after which Lord Kitchener's favourite hymn, Abide with mc, was sung. a'RUE KITCHENER. The municipality of Hazebrouck has decided to name one of the streets of the town after Lord Kitchener.—Reuter. LATEST OFFER FOR NOTED DOCUMENT ...

... SakenAireet station.—The most laexpeesive tautening. &ad Instructive House of Latertaisimest Leaden. Litelike Of the Late LORD KITCHENER. Aimiuhiou laws 10 a.m. till 10 p. •. MASIELTNE'S NITSTERIEL Si George's HAL The Premier Kaska Eatertaisseet d Medd. csasegrestly ...

... indicates Renter's Agency understands that the British xvanza ha ve h eads which will still be spilt will be upon the that Lord Kitchener was last seen on the forces operating on Lake Victoria of who continue to fight without any captured the important German ...

... t in Hyde Patrk. It is expected that about 10,000 men will take part. The revie w will be held on ground regard to Lord Kitchener's successor will be made near the Marble Arch. The contingents will be to-daY• accompanied by bands, and doubtless, in view ...

... was the subalterns who grinned; but Pitcher had eyes only for Jim. Well, ye see, sir, I was a-brushinem on . . . on the kitchen table, fee oonvenience-like; and me 'and come along a shade too quick an' the brush went smack agen the jug; an' . . . an' ...

... Harry subjects Lord Kitchener to some e:iticism, but explain.: that the article was written several da i s before the news of his death was recei‘ed. He adds that whatever view may be taken about the extent and valor of Lord Kitchener's recent services ...