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... LONDON LETTER. PREMIERS DEFENCE OF KITCHENER. CHURCHILL INTERESTS THE COMMONS. '(BY JOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE.) New Bridge Street, E.C., Wednesday night. I do not think the men who set out attack Lord Kitchener have had the best of the fray. Some of them ...
... died as he would have wished, at his post of duty, as much if he had laid down his life on the battlefield. Kitchener as I Knew Him. Lord Kitchener as I knew him was not altogether the man as conventionally portrayed. His photographs show man of square shoulders ...
... HOUSES. MKIK^. Oak dale Terrace, M»nr.ofit;td. —Fu to Let during 'Jtimrnw S Bedrooms, B-ur om, lied-Srttin}: and ■Kitchen, and ScuHfiy; terms \>-ry Ctrtp. HOUSE Let, for severaJ ; route, Jt'ar Park; terms modcrat*. No. Journti Offloe. SHOt'*tt. Apply ...
... bless the name of Kitchener of Khartum. Egypt, too, has been bereft a benefactor whom the fellahin had learned to look upon at* the incarnation of fairness, the relentless enemy oppression. While deeply regretting the loss Lord Kitchener, let not forget ...
... OUR DAILY SURVEY. EXPRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916. Lord Kitchener. Lord Kitchener has many detractors, and among the most acrimonious of these is Sir A. B. Markham, who declared the Hoabe of Commons last nigh£ that at the time of the Secretary for War's ...
... They Know? Service Circles and the Theory, It cannot yet be definitely stated whether the cruiser Hampshire, bv which Lord Kitchener and his staff were travelling, was mined torpedoed, but there is a strong inclination in some quarters believe that the tragedy ...
... Starts, observes the Daily Mu.il, which was a severe of Lord Kitchener about this time last year. prefer remember what this journal we have more than once - ledged, that Lord Kitchener in the past 22 months rendered the nation two conspicuous sei-vicee ...
... time, and with such astound inp r' 1 • ' J army now serving abroad. Kitchener was personally rrspon. i Kitchener's AdministralW War Office- WHAT THE PRESS ■ | To do Lord Kitchener full tice back the beginning of the war to realise where we should have ...
... and Lord Roberts, Earl Kitchener leaves son to inherit his high honours. succeeded by his eldest brother, Colonel Henry Elliott Kitchener, late Commanding Depot of the West Indian Regiment. Colonel Kitchener served in Burma in and in the Manipur Expedition ...
... secure. The ''San —Kitchener'# Bam ...
... f. B °ard. '* ,Hrriwi In. hi; Lord Rosebery's Tribute, KITCHENER CLEARED UP EVERY DOUBT. Lord Rosebery, speaking at Epsom yesterday afternoon, referred in moving terms to death of Lord Kitchener, his staff, and tho crew of the ship that conveyed them ...
... 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 ...