... f.,ord Kitchener. grave re«t*m fear that tho great soldier who became the administrative head tl.-e British array when was preparing the titanic conflict in progress Lae fallen a victim the forfcnnPß war, awl has gymo down with the ill-fated ** Hampshire ...

... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. A LITTLE KNOWN SIDE Of Britain's War Minister. ! Lord Kitchener was generally thought to be a soldier pure and simple, an unbending disciplinarian, and a ruthless advocate of efficiency. One has heard stories of how I his most ...

... Nein Samet oe The of the es ar ibe from the di mainder othe Piet ot T 20 A re rire (Lape tH Savel), Loed Kitchener and bis Staff on a ig about 0 chook, the Orkneys, ber by ine terre on leave the The wind was Siw end hesvy seas vessels and destevyers ence ...

... THE NEW EARL KITCHENER. Earl Kitchener is succeeded in all his titles (except the Barony created in 1898} by his elder brother, Henry Elliot Chevallier Kitchener, born sth October, 1846. The new Earl was a colonel, late of the Duke of Cornwall's Light ...

... EMPIRE AND LOSS OF KITCHENER. EDITION. Great Man and a Great Soldier. Desborough's Touching Tribute. News of Lord Kitchener's death brought the luncheon given at Cannon Street Hotel to-day in connection with the three days' ■ conference of the British ...

... Kitchener and His Critics. Lord Kitchener has met his critics, and we may be sure he has opened their eyes to realities. The attack upon the War Secretary was designed to shake public confidence in him, but it has to be regarded as a complete failure ...

... KITCHENER S STAFF Press issued followlng lust niglit; The Secretary of tin? War Office notifies with reference the announcement the loss of H.M.S. Hampshire that the special party consisted Lord Kitchener, with Tiicut.-Colonel (). A. Fitzgerald C.M.C ...

... responsibility. (Cheers.) Kitchener's Authority. Sir A. B. Markham challenged the Minister to deny that at the time $i)' Kitchener's visit to Greece the Cabio®L(jio deavoured to get rid of him. The Minister had stripped Lord Kitchen®'] every authority, and ...

... calculation , he meant . the total effort which the Empire had : made . In Lord Kitchener ' s vindication -Mr Asquith spoke in' terms of high praise . To Lord Kitchener the Army , the country , and the Empire were under a debt which could not be measured ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S CAREER Lord Kitchener was born at Crotter House, Ballvlnngford. County Kerry, on 24th June, 1850. In 1871 entered the Royal Engineers, and from 1882 to 1884 commanded the Egyptian cavalry. From then until saw much servile in Egypt and ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S CRITICS .Journal, CHIEF Ok'FICK: BROAD ABERDEEN. LONDON OFFICE: NEW BRIDGE STREET, E.C. TELEGRAMS: JOURNAL, ABERDEEN, TELEPHONES: 2906 AND 2907. ABERDEEN, THURSDAY. JUNE, 1, 1916. The attack made on Lord Kitchener in the House of Commons ...

... amatic end of lord kitchener GREAT NATIONAL SORROW. PUBLIC TRIBUTES. FITTING END FOR GREAT SOLDIER. Tributea to the worth and work of Earl Kitchener were paid yesterday by the following prominent men and public bodies LORD REAY. . He has done magnificent ...