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... KITCHENER'S MAXIMS. Message to Troops when War Broke Out, The follow in* instructions, it interesting remember, were issued by Lord Kitchener to every soldier in the Expeditionary Force, to kept his active service pay-book : You are ordered abroad soldier ...
... KITCHENER’S FAIL BURGH EV THE CAUSE OF THE DISASTER ...
... LORD KITCHENER. Tn.: discussion in the House of Commons on Wednesday evening upon the War Secretary's salary did not develop the sensational features which were expected. Colonel Churchill in a speech some weeks ago made rather alarming statements, but ...
... Asquith and Kitchener. In th, lions- of Comm'ni on Wednesday night. Mr Asquith, defending Lord Kitchener, against some attaeks, said :—Coming to the motion for the reduction of the salary of the salary of the Secretary for War, he was rather sorry it ...
... LORD KITCHENER To say that London was staggered the news of the death of Lord Kitchener only mildly represents the consternation which prevailed. one seemed able to realise that the great soldief upon whom had devolved such an enormous share of the r ...
... THE KITCHENER CONFERENCE I hear this evening that about 100 members of Parliament intend to accept the invitation to meet Lord Kitchener tomorrow. It was at first suggested that the conference should be held at the War Office; then the venue was changed ...
... tragic fate of Lord Kitchener, the Secretary of State for War. A soldier, he yet met a sailor's death on board the cruiser Hampshire, which was sunk off the Orkneys on Monday night, not a soul on board having been saved. Lord Kitchener was the strongest ...
... ball,’ J she said imperatively. Kitchener frowned. Pick up ball,” she repeated insistently. In awful tonea Lord Kitchener retorted Haven’t you got nurse?” , The little girl stamped her foot. ’Pick up m.v ball. Kitchener looked round despairingly, but espied ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S STAFF COLONEL . FITZGERALD , C . M . G . Lieutenant-Colonel Oiwald Arthur Gerald Fitz-Gerald . C 1 I . G ., of the 18 th K . G . O . Lancers and Johnston Castle , Wcxford . had acted as Personal llilitary Secretary to Lord Kitchener . si ...
... untarnished splendour Lord Kitcheners magnificent and self-sacrificing THE > EW EARL KITCHENER , Earl Kitchener is succeeded in all his titles ( except lie Barony created in 1833 ) by his elder broiber , Henry Elliot Cbevallier Kitchener , born 5 th October ...
... KITCHENER AND STAFF ON BOARD. TV I'ndar Um A4mir»»ty «»—d the following, received fro* the ln-Chtef at the Grand Fleet 10 JO Hue morning I have to report with deep regret A«rw( MMI Mtr*aiUo« ■“ ta Ik* •d'»n'» to murk r-mmonl krr* mm! Oimturmaa •»• mitriMd ...
... COMMENTS ON LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH. Amsterdam Wednesdv--The Nieuws Van Den Tag foremen that Lord Kitohener'a death will stimulate England in efforts to and the war victoriously. TM New York Globe says Lord Kitchener's km will be felt keenly in England ...