... reply to. question put by Sir H. Daleel in the House of Commons yesterday, lir. Tennant (Under-Secretary for War) said Lord Kitchener felt that considerable advantage would be pined if he bad the opportunity of meeting and conferring with any members of ...

... soder a debt which cannot be measured in words tor services Lord Kitchener has rendered the ning of the war. (loud cheers.) This was Dot a task, Heaven knows, that was bt Lord Kitchener himeelf. Ile wag hack to Eon* te futeetions which he has disci:a ...

... military policy. Mr. Chnrchill renewed his attack of laet week on the War Office, and other members strongly critifised Lord Kitchener, who was defended by the Prime Yielder. Questions of Cabinet reeponeibility raised by the Peers. Mr. tlinrchill was heard ...

... COMPANY MOOTING& RIFLES AND RATIONS. The threatened attack ea Lord Kitchener in the Rouse of Commons last night mistimed no very grave proportions. Apart from a vaguely philippio by Sir Arthur Markham the chief criticisms again proceeded from Colonel ...

... PREMIER'S TRIBUTE TO OFFICIAL STATEMENT BY vealed the of the premier division STRONG POSITION, MR. ASQUITH. in.. Sicif the LORD KITCHENER. be battle of Loos, with other diet . lions. it played a very notable part. he Army topics in relation to the war said ...