... Stories of Kitchener. The anecdotes about Lord Kitchener are legion. Sunstroke ! What the devil does he mean by having sunstroke? is given as the classic instance of his attitude towards the weaker vessels. A favorite captain of his was once entrusted ...

... MV FRIEND KITCHENER. My friend Kitchener was 0:3 subject of a pathetic reference in Gordon's journal under the date of November 5 1884. The Relief Expedition was then being organized by Lord Wolseley, and the Intelligence Staff was trying to send ...

... Faith of Indians in Kitchener. Some of tbe Indian troops persist in believing that Lord Kitchener is still alive. This sort of immortality has been the common fate of popular heroes all the world over, from Frederic Barbarossa in Germany to Gordon in ...

... Memorial Services to the Late Earl Kitchener. Large crowds attended the M..morial Services in honour rd the Field Marshal Earl Kitchener rd Kh mourn. held at the St. Michael's Okthedr.ll at 9 a m., and at St Mary's Church at 5 p.m on &lathy last. The ...

... MEMORIAL SERVICE 3 TO THE LATE EARL KITCHENER. Large crowds attended the Memorial Services in honour of the late Field Marshal Earl Kitchener of Khartoum, held at the St. Michael's Cathedral at 9 a in., and at St. Mary's Church at 5 p.m. on Sunday, June ...

... Hamilton Kitchener, ,E,.',000 in trust to pay the income thereof to his hill-sister Letitia Henrietta Emma Karvarra Kitchener, for life, with remaider in equal shares to her children, and, on failure of issue to the holder of the title of Earl Kitchener of ...

... E. When Lord Kitchener leaving London on one occasion for Egy pi, a crowd gathered round him soon after be arrived on the platform at Victoria, half an hour before the departure of the triin. While he stood talk ing with Colonel Kitchener, Colonel Hamilton ...

... Earl Kitchener's title is his eldest brother Colonel Henry Elliott Chevalier Kitchener, who, not. withstanding the fact that he is nearly 70 years of age, has been serving in the South African campaign. He is now on his way home. t olonel Kitchener formerly ...

... defendant came to the kitchen and asked her if she had any tamarinds for sale. She left defendant at the kitchen door and went upstairs to ask the Doctor about the matter. On her return, a shilling, which she had left on the kitchen table, was missing, ...

... admitted that the problem of the Dardanelles was just as important for Russia as the problem of Alsace-Lorraine for France. Kitchener Died in Height of His Glory. 1140 many great men make the mistake of living 10 years too long, comments a writer in a ...

... up their editorial space to black-bordered eulogies of Earl Kitchener. Chief interest, perhaps, attaches to the tributes of the papers of Lord Northcliffe which, after hailing Earl Kitchener in the early days of the War as the only man for the War Office ...

... at home. He considered the Army, the country and the Empire were under a debt to Earl Kitchener which could not be measured in words, especially as when Earl Kitchener bad been appointed to the War Office, he told Mr. Asquith frankly that be was not disposed ...