... same wide- spread belief which prevailed a little time ago S that Lord Kitchener will be chosen as Lord Roberts's right-hand man. No doubt can be C entertained that Lord Kitchener has been some- c what -inder a cloued since his abortive atack s upon General ...

... ecial circumstances with the British and Ecyptian ?? have to deal. He anuexes extracts from a memorandam issued by Lord Kitchener to the provincial authorities of the, Soudanz containing instructions for their general guidance and also some reports made ...

... succeeded 1 in getting sway, although Lord Ki-tchener's force made the most strenuous efforts to overtake him. j [Press Association War Special.] PsTroara, August 16.-De Wet has rmnaged to I elude Lord Kitchener's pars-uit, despite the fact that all British ...

... the same in either case quoted. NV. L.-Lord Cardigan survived by many years the Charge of Balaclava. Birmningham.-Lord Kitchener was born inl Ireland, but his parents were English. Anxious II.'-Your son may be summoned and fined, with the alternative ...

... important and satisfactory - -essne an energetic attack haring been'maie - 3 Lord Roberts himself, and of the meal0 day o Lord Kitchener and Lord 'Mthuen Oed0- instruetionsa, to nullify the enemus radin,, cm northern portion of the Orange River COont - describing ...

... second in command to Colonel Baden- Powell. Lord Kitchener, under whom he served in Ecupt and the, Soudan, thinks very highly of him, and. as the present campaign has conclusively proved, Kitchener's men will hold their own with the best. Lieuten ...

... rapidly yesterdva, and I by evening there was every indicaition of an extensive flood occurring. Tie cellars and underground kitchens of all the low-lying houses in the town waere submergedI and ?? fields alorn the banks o the river had been con- verted into ...

... the clergy should declare their exact exact doctrinal position. Bishop Brindle, who was Roman Catholic chaplain with Lord Kitchener's forces in the Soudan, on Saturday officiated at the laying of the foundation- stone of the new Roman Catholic church of ...

... under Sir Herbert Stewart (medal with clasp and Khedive's star). He also served in the carnpaign in the Soudanz under Lord Kitchener with the first battalion of his regimnent. and mas present or the battles of the Atbara and Kbartouom, for Nvhich be received ...

... in communication with Methuen, who was at Paarbosch Spruit, a few miles to the south-west of Kitchener, yester- day. The enemy are fleeing in front of Kitchener's and Methuen's force, and early this morning were trying to cross the railway at Wolverdien ...

... loving hanads. The next point of interest to the garden plots is the Swiss Cottage, fitted with all the accessories of a kitchen, where three generations of Princesses have made pastries, good, bad, and indifferent, to be eaten in a tantalisingly critical ...

... not be imagined. 6nme rogiments had thin coats with them, some had not, and the 2nd Warwicks spent all the evening in ?? - kitchens drying clothes. The troops, how- ever, bear their discomforts cheerfully, and Colonel Cox, Colonel Hart, and Lieutenant-Colonel ...