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... to-day's news of the death, of Lord' Kitchener gave to London. 111 , 5;1 after two o'clock the evenina paper '/ls began to be displayed. the place of the customary variations on the naval battle appeared the words Lord Kitchener rowned. People hardly seemed ...
... travel, active open-air-work,, and a spice of ris . c, and, therefore, was not a chance . to be missed by Horatio Herbert KitcHener. He trod the soil of the Holy Lani for several year, mapping out its hills and valleys and tabulating the results of his ...
... two kitchens, and offices on the ground floor. TWO CAPITAL SETS )IF' STABLING for Four Horses, Coach-houses, etc., with Living Rooms above. DELIGHTFUL AND WELL-TIMBERED GARDENS of over' an acre in extent, including two lawns, well stocked kitchen garden ...
... THE KINGS AND THE NEWS. The news of Lord Kitchener's death came as a great shock to the King, Mr. Asquith drove to the Palace at 4.30 for an audience and did not get back to' Downing-street till after silt o ' c l oc k. Later, Sir William Robertson, Chief ...
... SUSSEX AND THE WAR. COMFORTS WANTED FOR MEN IN THE KITCHEN HOSPITAL, HONOURS FOR SUSSEX OFFICERS AND MEN. Sir John Howard,' who is Chairman of the Finance Committee of the Gift House of the Kitchener Hospital, Brightori o writes :- - I hardly think the ...
... PEN-PICTURE IN SOUTH AIT,ICA. The spruce particularian Kitchener reckoned nothing of appearances when business, especially the . business' of warfare, was afoot. Here, for example, is Julian Ralph's picture of him in the thick of the South African ...
... IN THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR. When the Franco-Prussian War broke out, in 1870, young Kitchener was on a visit to his father at Dinan. He forthwith volunteered fur service with the 'Second Army of the Loire, under General Chanzy. He was in /At the six days' ...
... of Lord Kitchener and hig staff, and assures your Majesty of its enthusiastic lofalty to your person and of its earnest prayers on behalf of yourself and of on , Empire. The rev. genilenian added that it was now rumoured that Lord Kitchener himself had ...
... Tables, Personal Weighing Machine, China, Glass, Pictures, Curtains, Turkey and other Carpets, Linoleum, Linen, Bedding, Kitchen Utensils, &c., Children's Toys, including Mechani: cal Railway,. Rocking Horse, etc. Also an ARGYLE MOTOR CAR. Catalogues ...
... responsible for the disaster to the Hampshire when Lord Kitchener happened to be on board. To the man in the street there aPpeared to be no other theory. Lord Kitchener's Visit to Brighton. Lord Kitchener was not so intimately identified with 'Brighton as ...
... HOPKINSON, invalid couch, handsome carpets, large quantity of linoleums, books,. paintings, oak dining-room suite, china, glass, kitchen and culinary utensils. On View Day prior and, Morning of Sale. Catalogues of the Auctioneers, 68, Goldstone-villas, Hove. ...
... possible impression. A more reticent policy might have done infinite mischief. Lord Kitchener's TEOk to M.P.'s. From a member who was preaent I gather that Lord Kitchener mail:: a very favourable impression on those who attended the powwow between the ...