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... Lord Kitchener, The event* of tho last two years have hardened to tragic surprises, but the announcement issued yesterday by the Admiralty that the cruiser on which Lord Kitchener and his Staff were travelling; to Russia was sunk off the Orkneys on Monday ...
... Members and Lord Kitchener. In to Sir Henry Dalziel. Mr. TENNANT stated that the meeting of hon. members of the House of Commons on Friday moruing at 11.30 with Lord Kitchener would held in Committee-room No. 14 the House of Commons, and not at tho Foreign ...
... LOUD KITCHENER DROWNED. H.M.S HAMPSHIRE LOST OFF THE ORKNEYS All Hands Missing. ...
... GARDENING NOTES. Kitchen Garden. Brussels Sprouts.—To grow this useful it must have a very rich, well-drained soil. The natural form of the plant indicates that it requires an abundant supply water. Frequent applications of stimulating manure, either ...
... Britannic Agent and Consul-General in Egypt, to Walter Kitchener, who served in Egypt and South Africa. MR. O’BEIRNE’S WORK IN RUSSIA. Mr. O'Beirne, of the Foreign Office, who was accompanying Lord Kitchener, was his way a country with which was familiar. was ...
... OUR FIGHTING STRENGTH. ATTACK ON LORD KITCHENER Mr, Churchill’s Criticism. MR. ASQUITH AND MR. M'KENNA REPLY. ...
... Allies on the Continent Lord Kitchener’s fame stood high, and ns the greatest British soldier they admired and trusted him. Lord Kitchener was unmarried. The heir the title his eldest brother. Colonel Henry Elliott Kitchener, who was liorn in IS4 ...
... CONFERENCE Lord Kitchener Catechised considerable number of the members of the House of Commons met Lord Kitchener and members of the staff of tho War conference yesterday morning -^ - Whitley, the chairman of committee-', resided. Lord Kitchener made statement ...
... (laughter)—that Lord Kitchener had never made a mistake, but Lord Kitchener had undertaken one of the most arduous undertakings ever laid upon single iudividuul, and he (Mr. Asquith) did not l»elicve that any of Is>r ...
... MR. L S. ROBERTSON, Mr. Leslie S. Roberteon, who was on© of Lord Kitchener’« party, was a eon of the lat© Sir Jamee RoberWm, Governor of Bombay. wan a well-known engineer, and had been acting as assistant lo the Director of Production at the Ministry ...
... ti-'U«r London.—Lord Kitchener was not only a great man, but tho opinion of dominions was uu-titution. Tho sad news will create very profound impression in dominions. The Hon. R R. Wise. Agent-General for Now South Wa! ...
... OUR LONDON LETTER. (By Prlvmto Wlr«.] “Northern Whig Office, 92, Fleet Street, Wednesday Morning. Lord Kitchener's Fate. tragic nows Lord Kitchener’s created ronslomatiotJ There had course been indication that the famous had even left London, and so the ...