... joined the Army from the Mlilitia in 1095, and became lieutenat in 1898. He served in the campaign in the Soudan under Lon Kitchener of Khartoum in 18S98, and was present at the battle Omdurman. Our portrait is by G. Lekegian and Co., Cairo. The Hon. W. ...

... HOW WAR UnISSAGES ARE SINT. ±1w Lno glu vrovernmelt had now left this region bnder whe command of a, man Lord Kitchener, whose boast was that in Northern Africa he excluded after Omdurman every Press mnan from that region. (Minis. terial cheerc.) He was ...

... ana marched to Iierkeelklcof, joining Lord Kit- chener's column at Doornberg, with which he proceeded to Prieska. Lord Kitchener returned from Prieska, having General Settle to carry on the operations. Although delayed by heavy rairs, the column pressed ...

... desired now would reach his reinforcements or stop them if it did, may not have been happy in trying his “slim trick on Lord Kitchener of all men; but it was clever in its way. The Boer General, however, has not stopped at that. Lord Roberts, in the full spirit ...

... killed in the severe action near: Bothaville on' Monday, had greatly Vdistin- guished himself in the Soudan under Lord' Kitchener in the campaigns of .1897 and 1898. ' . . When the Boar war broke out. Goloael La t Gallais went out to the front-as, a special ...

... guna-,were heard by Kitchener this morning. BOERS CAPTURE 300 BIEN, On Thursday the following further despatch concern- ing the loss of a British garrison was received from inord Roberts:- Lord Roberts Pretoria, Aug. ?? Kitchener received information ...

... Mousmee, Japanese spaniel. This dog would have won a first in the ordinary classes. Second Prize.-Miss Ellen Terry, Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, Yorkshire terrier. A young and pro- mising dog that was a winner in same class last year. Third Prize.-Miss ...

... Fire Fund amounts to £50,800. The Gordon Statue at Khartoum. _ The Morning Post publishes this morning a telegram from Lord Kitchener to Lord Gleuesk, warmly thanking the subscribers to their fund for raising a statue in memory of General Gordon at Khartoum ...

... Mousmee, Japanese spaniel. This dog would have won a first in the ordinary classes. Second Prize.-Mits Ellen Terry, Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, Yorkshire terrier. A young and pro- mising dog that was a winner in same class last year. Third Prize.-Miss ...

... being followed up. a [It will bie seen from the above two telegrams n that- betwve en Monday anid yesterday morning J I Lord Kitchener had retu;rned once inore from c Bloemfoot4'in to Pretoria. FRiverton is about 20 miles to the north of K Kimberley.] c L ...

... Hussars, delivered by moonlight, near Lydenburg, must have been a very loturesque incident of the campaign Gene- ral' F. Kitchener, who succeedad General Lyttelton in cbmmard of the northern townr when the latter' commander moved south to.' establish hi's ...

... TiRANSVAAL WAR. KITCHENER'S PLANS. i' PJzrmanAEITzBsuRG, Monday, Nov. 26. r 1 UNDEzRoTAD that Lord Kitchener's sweeping movement now being organised will be most: orough. 'The new colonies will be divided into circumscribed-areas, a mobile force will ...