... Mr. J. M. Robertson’s ideas regarding “The Press Fetish” are confused. The Napoleonic mind, which will alternately run Kitchener-for the War Office and write down Kitcheper,” had no influence to “run Irving for the Abbey.” The actor died years before ...

... stocks coffee, tea, and cocoa. . The Livingstone gold medal the Royal Scottish Geographical Society has been presented Lord Kitchener. General Sorrct, divisional commander, formerly French Military in Berlin, has had undergo. amputation leg. The regulation ...

... already been formed under the auspices of the various Territorial Associations, and whose chief difficulty is money. Lord Kitchener and Lord Derby have pointed out that some of the very pest material furnished to the Army since the commencement of the war ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S DUTIES. Mr. Hogge asked, in view of recent adjustments in the military commands, what were now Lord Kitchener’s duties. Mr. Asquith: Lord Kitchener continues to discharge the duties of Secretary State for War (cheers and laughter). Mr ...

... WORKERS. -'d >rby'» report on recruiting was published to-day with Parliamentary papers, it follows: To Field-Marshal the Earl Kitchener, K.Q., tieeretary o ...

... PERSONAL REGRET AT CHANGE. Lord Kitchener, in his speech in Hcuse of Lords this afternoon, said:— My Lords, with your Lordships’ permission, I should like to add a few remarks from the military point of view to what has been said by noble friend (Lord ...

... Herewakl claimed to a direct descendant of the Wnko. SIR lAN HAMILTON'S DISPATCH Replying to Lord Midlo'ton in the Lords Lord Kitchener paid that Sir lan Hamilton’s dispatch vois now in the hands,of the publisher,, and would be issued in the course cf the next ...

... LORD KITCHENER ON OLD SYSTEM S FAILURE. To-ni, ht’& Great MOMENTOUS SPEECHES WERE MADE IN PARLIAMENT TO-NIGHT. IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS MR. ASQUITH ANNOUNCED THE GOVERNMENT’S COMPULSION DECISION AND GAVE DETAILS OF THE GOVERNMENT’S BILL. LORD KITCHENER ...

... now contemplated. Lives pool Daily Post.— ln the present state of the country, and considerstion of the testimony of Lord Kitchener and Mr. Asquith, nothing probably but a fanatical objection to compulsion any shape form could inspire opposition tiie very ...

... preparation with Mr. Fisher Unwin a volume of reminiscences, entitled Slums and Society.” » new volume by the author *' Kitchener Chaps is promised for next week by Mr Lane in Moby Lane and Thereabouts,” by Mr. Neil Lyons. * Europe's Debt to Russia,’' ...

... operations WOULD ASSIST LORD KITCHENER. He was not going to put bia opinion against that Lord Kitchener. He might differ from Lord Kitchener to method of obtaining the men, but - wae not going to challenge Lord Kitcheners fisrures. He was going to accept ...

... hotheads, however, were wisely warned first by Mr. Hodge, M.P., and later Mr. Henderson, who made the disclosure '.:.at Lord Kitchener had demanded not 30.000 recruits a week till Spring only, but 30.000 recruits a week till the end of this year. In the evening ...