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... LORD KITCHENER. Mr. HOGG! asked tho Prune Miniater what, in of in military commands, were now Lord Kitchener'. duties. Mr. Asporra—Lord Kitchener centime. to diacharge the duties of of State for War. (Laughter.) Mr. ROGGE—Can be soy whether these duties ...
... EARL KITCHENER. Earl KITCHENER—With year lordships' permission I should like to add a is. from the military point of RM. to what boa said by my noble friend. Seventeen months ago I stated to your lordships the broad principles of the military steps which ...
... authorised by Lord Kitchener ' to say be did sot done that amendment should be carried. lad . studied the wit% the care, kid he hoped It wield pass through the Is the Is which It was let:educed by the Government. (Cheers.) Lord Kitchener also authorised ...
... LOUD KITCHENER'S DLTIES IIOGGE us'.eu the Trim* Minister. 1„ the recent adjustment in nullvary eummandi. ivhat were now Lord Kitchener’s duties. \,r ASQUITH—Lord Kitchener contiu ties disci large the duties of Secretary o. .l-lute fur «ar llaughter). ...
... AN ATTACK ON LORD KITCHENER. An attack by the Weekly Dispatch on Lord Kitchener was Drought beton) the souse of Commons on the motion for the adjournment last night by Mr. Outhwaite, who quoted articie full of innuendoes, accusations incompetency and ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S FORECAST. (Reuter's Cablegram.) Athens, Tuesday. The Hestia, this evening,publishes a remarkable article pointing to the accuracy of Lord Kitchener's forecast that the war would begin in reality for England in 1916. Thejournal proceeds ...
... NO GRANT FOR THE KITCHEN COMMITTEE. The Treaaury ha, withdrawn th• u vof eiwo hitherto paid to the Kitchen Committee of the }loom of Gommone. ...
... LOUD KITCHENER'S REQ' Mr. lIOGCE inquired of the Prime Miuister whether Lord Kitchener had Li and half million men beiore cud 1916. Mr. am afraid I not know to wliat tiie hon. member reKrs. Mr. iIOGGE—Has the right hen. gentleman not noticed that the ...
... LORD KITCHENER VISITS THE L or a Kitchener received in sudienoe by the King at Buckingham „ m i n g, and is..l engaged Majesty for about an hour. GENERAL SIR ARCRIBALEI MURRAY. Lieutenant-Genreal Sir Archibald J. Mor. riy, was last night gacamed a temporary ...
... Meekly Despakt, containing (ho words, The Mystery of Lord Kitchener. This referred to an article, by our Special Political Correepondent, which full of innuendoes directed agairat Lord Kitchener, accusing him of incompetency and blunders, and concluded ...
... LORD KITCHENER AND BLINDED SOLDIERS. Lord Kitchener. accompanied bv Surgeon. General Sir Mired Keogh. vtaited tb. blinded soldiers at St, Ih.instan'•, Regent's Park, London. yesterday, and displayed great in, Wrest an the remarkable facility with which ...
... DURATION OF THE WAR STATEMENT ACCREDITED TO _ KITCHENER The speci correspondent in Switzerland of the :standard writes —Lord Kitchener, on Vie occasion of his recent visit to Athens, repeated his prediction that the war will last for three years, according ...