... have been wounded in France. Lord Dunmore, who was born in 1871, served with the Doogola Expeditionary Force under Lord Kitchener in 1896, and won the V.C. in the fottowing year, when, Viscount Fincastle, he fought on the Ncnh-Wcst Frontier India. Ixird ...

... MEDAL FOR LORD UTCBEIER. The Livingstone gold medal of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society has been presented to Lora Kitchener. The Duke of Buccleuch, in making the presentation, said that the medal was awarded to signify appreciation of topographicai ...

... The Latest. News nns DEBBY FIGURES. LORD KITCHENER TO SFEAK TOMORROW. It is anoonoccd that Lari Kitchener win make statcmcat on recruiting the Banse al Laris ta-aaorraw afternaan, that a debate will toliaw. COMMONS DEBATE. (Continued.) Mr. George said ...

... PALLMA lord Kiraraers position. . Mr. ASQUITH informed Mr. that Lord Kitchener continued discharge the duties of Secretary of State for War. Mr. HOGGE asked If Lord Kitchener’s duties were not now more political than military. Air. ASQUITH Raid he could ...

... Sir John Simon, who that in his opinion the Bill should be selected. Pall reports of the speeches of Mr. Asquith as@ Leré Kitchener will be found fp the Final Edition of the “Pall Mall Bullion: £821,000 tar gold bought: £159,000 export U.S.A. ; set aside ...

... Continuing, Mr. Henderson asked if (hey were going to pit their opinion against that of Lord Kitchener. He certainly was not. He differed from Lord Kitchener to the method of raising the number of men required. The majority of the Cabinet con- Mdered ...

... George was entertained nn the representatives Canada, New Zealand, and South Africa. On that occasion the Premier. Lord Kitchener. Mr. Honor Law, Lord Reading, Lord Crowe, and ether well-known public men were preoent. ...

... when a change of that sort had become necessary. Those Ministers have now spoken, and. without any sprt of ambiguity. Lord Kitchener says that the existing system without modification is not equal to maintaining the Army which is needed to secure victory ...

... TALE OF AIMED BURGLAR. REVOLVER, DAGGERS, AND BULLSEYE. A young Belgian, Jean Duchateau, formerly employed as a kitchen porter St. James's-court, Westminster, was charged at Westminster to-day with burglary at Wrake’s-buildings, Caxton-street, and also ...

... asked him to go to Blackburn and contest the seat. Incidentally, Mr. Henderson disclosed as a Cabinet secret that Lord Kitchener wanted 30,000 recruits a week until the end of the year* total of a million and a half—in order to have a reserve of men ...

... front General Evert, the Army Commander, General Ragoaa, and the Corps Commander, General Kuropatkin. In some of the field kitchens the Emperor tasted the food prepared for the soldiers. His Majesty also inspected medical detachments and visited (he quarters ...

... would throw tacit criticism upon their own foolish past. Most of them have resisted compulsion upon the ground that Lord Kitchener had not asked for k; and now that he proclaims it be indispensable, they assure the country that they know better than the ...