... LORD KITCHENER. Departure from England. Lord Kitchener, attended only by his servant, left the Victoria Station, yeserday morning by the boat express eleven o'clock. had booked to Naples but it is understood that his Lordship may make brief stay in Paris ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Lord Kitchener, who has been on a visit to Lord Salisbury at Hatfield, ]eft yesterday for London. Mr. Brodrick, Secretary for War, gave luncheon of Lord Kitchener yesterday. Amongst those present were th? Duke Devonshire, the Marquis and ...

... THE KITCHENER GIFT. MR. WILSON ISSUES TO Tffß EDITOR TEE SHEFFIELD DAIL-54, Bank Street, Sir, —I enclose you copy writ this afternoon issued against the Corpora ( f, field to restrain it from applying the a from the tramway undertaking other mitted ...

... LORD KITCHENER. The Press Aesooiation learns that the 31st inst., Whitehall Rooms, London, the Lord Mayor will present Lord Kitchener the sword of honour subscribed for by the municipality Capetown. The sword was not ready for presentation when the gallant ...

... LEAMINGTON KITCHENERS AGENT for the PRUDENTIAL MUTUAL ASSURANCE INVESTMENT and LOAN ASSOCIATION. * ...

... KITCHENER RUMOURS. WAR OFFICE STATEMENT. The War Office yesterday issued the followin communication: There is no foundation whatever for the stat which have appeared in various journals that Lord Kitchener has tendered resigna tion. friction of any sort ...

... LORD KITCHENER. VISIT LORD POWIS. Viscount Kitchener arrived at Welshpool yesterday morning, a visit Lord Powis Powis Castle, and was' received at tho station the Mayor and Town CouncUlors, who extended to the gallant general hearty welcome. Lord Kitchener ...

... FOX IN A KITCHEN. Much excitement was caused yesterday aft* noon by a fox running into the back kitchen a dwelling in the centre of Milford Haven aft chase by the Pembrokeshire Hunt. , difficulty Reynard was bagged and taken a miles into the country, ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S FATE. A whole assembly legends has grown up around the tragedy of H.M.S. Hampshire, in which Lord Kitchener was the most illustrious victim. Most of these romances and rumours would never (have gained circulation if the information which ...

... KITCHENERS IDEAL. At Liverpool on Saturday Lord Derby presented Mr. J. Sexton, generaL secretary of the Dockers’ Union, with a framed facsimile of Lord Kitchener’s appeal to the dockers, the original which Mr. Sexton gave to the Red fund. Lord Derby said ...

... Lord Kitchener’s Task. The Earl of SELBORNE (President of the Board of Agriculture) submitted that in the discussion of the expenditure of the War Office, it was necessary to realise the stupendous nature of the task which Lord Kitchener had had to face ...

... RD KITCHENER’S WARNING. flow BRITISH TROOPS MORE THAN HELD THEIR OWN. ...