... Prims Minister and Lord Kitchener The Army debate in the House Commons, this evening, gave Mr. Asquith the opportunity of paying notable tribute Lord Kitchener, who was the object of a good deal of adverse criticism from different quarters. The Prime ...

... Lord Kitchener's Ser\ices, Herbert lor rex tiic S of the salary For War. I‘am that 1 think the Ann the Kmpire aie under a cannot in services which c* country, ami i tie bt ich words to tl't 1 ren- ‘■in (liond. fther knows! v Ritiduener k i This was not ...

... by Lord Kitchener. (Cheers.) A CHALLENGE. Sir A. B. MARKHAM challenged the Prime Minister to deny that the time of Lord Kitchener's visit to Greece, the Cabinet endeavoured to get rid of him. August and September of last year, Lord Kitchener had allowed ...

... PRIME MINISTER AND LORD KITCHENER. The Army Debate in th« House Commons this evening gave Mr. Asquith the opportunity of paying a notable tribute Lord Kitchener, who was the object a good deal of adverse criticism from different quarters. The Prime Minister ...

... I/>RD KITCHENER CRITICISED. Sir IVOR HERBERT (S. Monmonlhabirv, I.) moved to reduce the vote in respect of tfio salary the Secretary of State for War £lOO. sat’d ho wanted make it clear that doing wished to deal solely with the administration of fhc War ...

... problem in broad way. Sir A. Markham said that Lord Kitchener had allowed the reserve to fall to dangerous Cint, and he had not said to the (Cabinet that was not getting men required. Lord Kitchener also had not given the order# tor war material that ...

... A M I> KITCHEN FCRNTTTRE. ...

... LORD KITCHENER In th« debate in tbe House Commons, Sir A. MOND (R., Swansea) said many people would like to know who was really running the war. did not know whether the Prime Minister’s speech was to be regarded an epitaph or eulogy Lord Kitchener, but ...

... LORD KITCHENER TO MEET HIS CRITH'S. PR .tinsir I.VT I. IN 7EIE4 It C.reat interest ban been arouse., Lord Kiti-henefe in,tation. conveyed through Mr. Tennant. to all roenibera of Parliament to meet him at the War on Friday morn. lint ti reeeive any i ...

... OUR FIGHTING STRENGTH. ATTACK ON LORD KITCHENER Mr, Churchill’s Criticism. MR. ASQUITH AND MR. M'KENNA REPLY. ...

... VOLUNTEER 'TRAINITG CORPS. LORD KITCHENER'S VIEWS. Replying in the Rouse of Lords on Tuesday to suggestions that further Wl* should be made of members of the Volunteer Training Corps, Earl Kitchener said the Volta.- teen had been most useful in meeting ...

... LORD KITCHENER ATTACKED IN THE COMMONS, MR. ASQUITH’S DEFENCE. Mr. Winston ChurchiH’s phantom army quarter of a million officers' servants who never near the fighting line finally disappeared into the air last uight, when the House of Commons debated ...