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... HIS KENT RETREAT. Delightful Hoot to Wounded Guests. Lord Kitchener was known in East Kent not only as a great soldier and War Minister. but as owner of Brooms Park, situated at Denton. about half-way between Canterbury and Bolkostone. Acquiring the property ...
... Finsbury Park, City and West-end Tube Stations. The accommodation comprises 5 bedrooms, bathroom with geyser, 2 reception-rooms, kitchen, scullery, and very complete domestic Gtßees; pleasant garden in rear. Lease about 65 years; ground rent £9 Ins. PRICE £42 ...
... says:— any single name ever impressed Great Britain’s warlike energy and unflinching and manly will it was that ot Lord Kitchener. He was the veritable symbol of Great Britain’s world-power. His indomitable will stamped army of. millions out of the earth ...
... and great man is fallen in Israel.” Few of us wiU ever forget how the whisper ran shudderingly through London yesterday, Kitchener is dead,” the incredulity with which it was received, or the bewilderment and sorrow with which learned that the ominous ...
... DROWNED. LORD KITCHENER HE AND HIS STAFF GO DOWN IN H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE. ...
... behind the lines and the Army at home, a frontal attack was made on Lord Kitchener's administration of the War Office. Strong views were expressed on both sides, and Lord Kitchener found his warmest defender in the Prime Minister. The debate had a very ...
... the cruiser. NAMES OF LORD KITCHENERS STAFF. The Press Bureau later issued the following:— The War Office notifies with reference the announcement the loss of H.M.b. Hampshire that the special party eonlisted Lord Kitchener, with Lieutenant-Colonel 0 ...
... THE EMPIRES LOSS. LORD KITCHENER & HIS STAFF DROWNFD. The whole of the British Empire, as well as the people in all the Allied countries, will receive the news of the drowning of Lord Kitchener and his Staff with profound sorrow. The War Secretary and ...
... A GREAT SOLDIER. --, WORLD TRIBUTES TO THE WORK OF LORD KITCHENER. SYMPATHY OF THE NATIONS. THE ALLIES MORE DETERMINED THAN EVER. ...
... GREAT ARMY. TWO YEARS' WORK AT THB WAR OFFICE. COUNTRY’S CALL . WHY LORD KITCHENER STAYED IN ENGLAND. ...
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... COLONEL FITZGERALD. The l»ail\ Exprcntt understands that the body of Lieutenant-Colonel Fitz ...