... GREAT CAREER. Kitchener was the eldest Lionel Kitchener, of the S waa born on June 24, 1850, f’ Co. Kerry. His military at the Royal Military ?h, which he entered in 1868, JJoquj .1871, he received.hts com/tyte in the Royal En- K) this, however, war had ...

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... —Manconaid, 21 Aeeiuie. AYR. —To Let. Kitchen. bed; from now. onward, own key.- -Millar. 5 Bussell Terrace, Ayr- AYR. —Kitchen, 2 nedn, own kev; now, onward®.— Mrs T). ThorbaTi. 95 Main. Street. Ayr. AYR, Booms. Kitchen. July, Room, part Jane. key. -MlUer ...

... which the Secretary of State for War lost his life while proceeding on special mission to the Kmporor Rusaia. Field-Marshal Kitchener gave 45 years of distinguished the State, and largely due hie- administrative genius and energy that the country has been ...

... fearful calamity which had befallen tic nation h ; f the death of Lord Kitchener . We had no idea that Lord Kitchener was on the high seas . Personally , he felt the loss of Lord Kitchener was such that-they would have great difficulty in realising how that ...

... Powers was suddenly forced upon it, was to Lord Kitchener that the eyes of the people instinctively turned. I venture to think, although it is premature speak of such a matter, that when Lord Kitchener's career comes to be surveyed perhaps the greatest ...

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... he always possessed the confidence of the country. Lord Kitchener was a man unlike many in our day. who are fond of advertisement, and he shrank from every invitation to popularity. Lord Kitchener’s epitaph would be He did his duty.'-’ COLONIAL REPRESENTATIVES ...

... in these days of terrible doings, the tragic manner of Lord Kitchener’s death shocked and impressed the British nation as nothing else in the war has moved the people. The name of Lord Kitchener stood out in grand relief from all other names which are ...

... KIRKINTILLOCH fioticts, (6nUrtatnnunt>,£c TO LET—One Room and Kitchen.—Apply Whitehill, Kirkintilloch. ...

... by accident. line of was ordered to be paid. UNSUBDUED KITCHEN LIGHT. Jane 'Macintosh or Summers, widow, 6 DilioJ.’s Buildings, How gate, Falkirk, was charged with failing the lignt in her kitchen on 25th May 11.K) p.m. She tendered a plea of guihy, and ...

... THE WAR SECRETARYSHIP. Frees. Association pars, for the moment Aequith personal of Lord Kitchener « department at the War Office. ...