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... COVENTRY AND LORD KITCHENER. THE MAYOR'S REQUEST. The Mayor of Coventry issues a that all controlled firms and all those possessing flag-poles and flag,, should fly the Union Jack half-mast and to-morrow mark of respect Lord Kitchener*, memory. THE CHARGE ...
... 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 ...
... KITCHENER. mr Asquith at War Office. The Press Association says For the moinent, Mr Asquith has personel charge of Lord’ oner's Department at the War Office, A micting of the Wap was held at 19, Downig-street to-day, The Glaszow citizens have arranged ...
... 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 ...
... birthplace is concerned. Horatio Herbert Kitchener the second son of Lieut.-Colonel H. {kitchener, of the 13th Dragoons, who married ! Frances, daughter of the Bfev. Dr. Chevallier, of ' v 'ji Hall, Suffolk. The Kitcheners are tnglian family and have been connected ...
... represented by the Secretary of State for War. Colonel Churchill made no personal attack on Lord Kitchener; he urged that the services rendered by Lord Kitchener to the Army must neVer be forgotten, and he acknowledged that the expansion of an Army of one ...
... SKETCH OF EARL KITCHENER. HIS BRILLIANT 8.112 at trotter House, B.oylonglord. Cs Kerry, in June, 1850, Horatio Herbert Kitchener wa. the eldeht con of the late Lieutenant Colonel H. H. Kitbetter, of C 0 ington, Leiceeteishire, who bad married Miss ...
... 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 ...
... MEMBERS TO MEET LORD KITCHENER. Mr. TENNANT said Lord Kitchener was always willing receive individual members of the House or collective deputations convey him suggestions for the more effective conduct of the war. Lord Kitchener would be glad to meet ...