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... Gardiner. the editor. 'I am told on good authority that a tea days befine tho end which came upon him an awiftly ailontly Lord Kitchener said that he had reviitod his estimate of the duration uf the vat' Ho had calculated that It would last three year.; He now ...
... for Lord Kitchener. First Class Petty Officer Wesson, j!,c bro man i, scramble ashore from one of the rafts from ih Hampshire, in an interview with a special const pondent of the “Daily Mail,’’ said;— *• p ' on Monday, sth June, embarked Kitchener and his ...
... Parker Keene, Castle Grange, A-litcrcl, Co. Milos . TO Lit t Mountain View Cottage, containing diningroom, UWllO' OOOl , kitchen, scullery and 4 bedrooms; 2 small gardens attached. Apply Thomas Dormer and Son, Newtownbarry. 00821-6) ...
... twelve survivors who got to shore on a raft, all hope must be abandoned. KITCHENER'S BOAT SWAILPED BY THE HEAVY SEAS BODIES HOISTED VP STEEP CLIFFS. It is reported that Lord Kitchener and his staff were placed in one of the ship's boats, which got clear ...
... washed ashore on • raft. Various reports regarding the disaster to the Hampshire which have reached Aberdeen show that Lord Kitchener arrived at a northern diptination on Monday night, and tubsequently left on board the Hampshire. The vessel was lost in deep ...
... Kingd are tightiog side by side iu the common pursuit of juriticearid liberty. AtiQUITIL Lord Kitchener's Sister. Mrs Parker, sister of Lord Kitchener, hss been the recipient of ionutnerable letters and telegrams of sympathy in her petemal loss and ...
... the following resolution was passed: That we, the members of* R.B.P. 130. deplore the tragic death of the Right Honourable Kitchener, and join in the profound grief of the nation at the loss the Empire has sustained. that his death took place while discharging ...
... the great loss sustained by the tragic end tho late Lord Kitchener and his staff, and the great loss sustained the Umpire at large, and we desire to convey to tho rela-1 tives the late Lord Kitchener and the 1 relatives of his staff our sincere sympathy ...
... Church, Cutbendall, of which Rev. T. Thorpe, M.A., is the esteemed rector, an impressive memorial service was held fpr Lord Kitchener and the men loat in the great naval battle off Jutland. There was a good attendance of the congregation and also several ...
... couple of young men at 38, Slain-street, Gorey. (j 2612-5) rro Let, Mountain View tlottage, containing diningroom, sitting] m, kitchen, scullery and .1 bedrooms ; 2 small gardens attached. Apply Thomas Dormer and SOLI, Newtownbarry. (jp2821-8) -11-IOSSLAR ...
... supervision. Estimates submitted for All of High-Claso Plumbing. Nubs, Wu's, Hot Water Circulation, Wash-hand Basins, &c. Kitchen Flanges fitted up In modern style. Acetylene Oss Installations. Electric Bells Pitted. Ravin some time in England receiving ...
... disengaged middle of July. Apply 11W., Expitkes MCC HOUSE TO LET—Dayfort ROW, &Rhin, '= Dining and Drawing Room, six Bedrooms, Kitchen, Rath Room, hot and cold water; Electric Light. Apply, O'Fi.snewrr, Builder, Galway. POSITION wanted by highly respectable ...