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Portsmouth Evening News
OUR NEW ARMY TRIBUT LORD KITCHENER’S WORK
... OUR NEW ARMY TRIBUT LORD KITCHENER’S WORK. ...
LAST JOURNEY TO THE NORTH
... the death of Lord Kitchener. e@ eXx- President reealled his visit to the Soudan six years ago, and pointed out that Lord Kitchener’s conquest established peace and and abolished oppression of the justice, weaker tribes. Lord Kitchener and Gen. the American ...
INVITATION TO MEMBEKS
... INVITATION TO MEMBERS. Lord Kitchener’s invitation, conveyed Mr. Tennant, to members of the through f Commons to meet him at the War House 0 Office rrow morning to receive any information they mig ht desire on military interest. matters, has aroused much ...
Our Debt 01 Gratitude
... Empire were un er a debt which could not be measured i n words to Lord e services he had rendered Kitchener He declined to say that Lord in the war. Kitchener had neve r made a mistake, but! the cha urges which had been bro ught against him ap ied to the ...
LOSS OF H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE
... t« 1909, and in 1910 he was mem. ber of the Committee of Im rial Defence. Lord Kitchener became a Field-Marshal in 1909, Amongst other high appoimtments that Lord Kitchener held were those of Agent and Consul-General in Egypt 1911-14, anc Lord Rector of ...
PARTNERSHIPS, Ac
... mettrses 4 and overlay; Walnut Easy Ohair, excellent ooa dition.—16, Lies-road AK Chest of Drawers (antique), two Kitchen O Tables, two Fenders, Kitchen Sundries, Crockery, ete.—1, Oaks Lodge, South Leigh-road, Horndean-road, FE. CKER Cradle an d Stand complete ...
PARTNERSHIPS, &c
... mattress T, BEDSTEA and overlay, Walnut Easy Chair, excellent con- dition.—16, Jaes-road AK Chest of Drawers (antique), two Kitchen Kitchen Sundries, O Tables, two Crockery, ete.—1, Oakes Lodge, South Leigh-road, Horndean-road, Emsworth, JOKER Cradle and Stand ...
Raising the New Army
... that has heen made and the yreat strength which the British Army has yained durin Lord Kitchener's dircetor- hip. When t work at home became less nerous Lord Kitchener proceeded to the ‘arious fighting fronts, to see for he sition of affairs, and no doubt ...
THE MISSION TO RUSSIA
... HE MISSION TO RUS Invitation of the Czar. Last evening the Press Bureau issued the following statement :— “ Lord Kitchener, on the invitation of his Imperial Majesty, had left England on a visit to Russia. ‘The Secreta of State was accom anied by Mr. ...