... LORD KITCHENER Mr. LABOUCHERE asked the 9eieetary for War whether Lord Kitchener corresponded only with the War Office, or whether, since has become Acting Lord High Commissioner, well as Commander-in- Chief of bis Majesty's P»rrea in hontb Africa, also ...

... LORD KITCHENER. As a memorial to Nelson, new raassivo oak pulpit, elaborately carved, with brass hand-rail, has been placed the parish church Burnham Thorpe. The Commander-in-Chief in India has gone It is the gift of Mr. W. J. Lancister and Mias Lao- ...

... LORD KITCHENER. LAHORE,** *-, TSbreport pablithM is th» Brituk , Lord Kitchener will .bortly •ppo**'” the Irish command u discredited here, is thought tbst fsr too much nussir done in Indin to justify the Commsnder-in-Cbirf. whose task is regnrdso only ...

... LORD KITCHENER. The Press Association learns oflkially that there k immediate intention on the part of Lord Kitchener to return, and no prospect of his being able to delegate at a very early data the duties which the Peace settlement will inevitably impose ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Tbo Haniaca. of SALISBURY UcMOfS hi. Majorty which tan Hi. U.jutj, Ukin* into the eminont mmew rendered Uonteoaot Lord Kitchener Khartoum, 0.C.M.0.. CommaadwinChiof hi. Majeaty'. Pocoo. in Sooth Afneo, »nd bring deaicous in rnoogaition ...

... LORD KITCHENER. (Taaocca Bccm's Aokmct.) SIMLA, Nov. 17. Lord Kitchener parsed a night, and is now suffering less pain. Hi* Lordship desires to express his thanKs through tho Frees for the numberless messages sympathy which tie has received, all of which ...

... LOBD KITCHENER. THE PRIME MINISTER’S VIEW. (FROM INDIAN CORRESPONDENT.) Considersble credit is being given Kitchener for the strong which he has created with regsrd sdm.niatrstion in India. has succeeded getting his reorganisation schenw accepted seriously ...

... KITCHENERS HOUSE. Lieolenant R. Bruce Hardy, writing from 58. Cbesmaide, K.C.. aaya that it is the intention some of late members of Kitcheners Horse to celebrate of its formation banquet tome other social function. Ho requests any of old members the ...

... C. H. Brownlow, June 20, 1808. Viscount Kitchener, September 10, 1609. Consequent on the promotion of Lord Kitchener, Llcut.-Oenerai Sir M. L. Bundle is promoted to be General. A striking sketch of Lord Kitchener’s career was given Lord Minto when proposing ...

... Lord Kitchener, only seven* votes being given in favour of the latter proposal. Lord Kitchener was. on Monday night, the guest of Mr. J. li. (Jhevallier, at Aspall Hall, .Suffolk, the birthplace of Ins mother. Yesterday. in field outside tho house, there ...

... LORD KITCHENER. (fSOM OUK CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, Tcksdat Nioht. The New York Timet concludes an elaborate eulogy Lord Kitchener, with the anticipation that will become Commander-in-Chiof, for which post, it says, not even Wellington was better equipped ...

... LORD KITCHENER. The report telegraphed from Calcutta that Lord Kitchener possibly come to England for brief holiday is open to some doubt. By the Act of 1833 (3 end 4 Will. IV.) the return to Europe, or departure from India with intent return Europe, ...