... the country, and the Empire noder debt which cannot be measured words the services Lord Kitchener has rendered. This was not task which was sought by Lord Kitchener lor himself. He was bis way back Egypt to resume the functions which he had discharged ...

... GALLIPOLI. LORD KITCHENER’S VIEW OF THE EVACUATION. ...

... together with the crew of the ship, have mined the men who have laid down their lives for the country. will not lament Lo?d Kitchener to-day. lived full hfe He had gamed reputation which other man m these islands possessed had gamed the confidence not merely ...

... stove, Mts. Jarvis closed all exits except the kitchen door, the Irish terrier foamed ut the mouth and Nellie released the decorated rat. In four seconds that rat was caged alive in a trap outside the kitchen door. We don't catch them; they catch themselves ...

... date of the German assurance to the United States was 85 per cent. STATEMENT BV KITCHENER, Mr. Tennant informed Sir Henry Dalziel the Commons yesterday that Lord Kitchener would make statement members of Parliament in Committee R ...

... adroitness and effect. Lord Kitchener was Irish birth, and was born Ballylongford, county Kerry, in 1850. THE MEMBERS OF LORD KITCHENER’S STAFF. Among the members of the Staff and special party accompanying Lord Kitchener were the following:— SIR H. F ...

... PREMIER’S TRIBUTE. Lord Kitchener will down in British history fee only m«n who b*s won double reputation a« commander war and political ruler ia peace. Since the war has won now reputation maker of armies. the English Carnot, the organiser victory Only ...

... the Cabinet, held at No. 10, low mug •street, this morning. The Prime Minister presided. THE REMARKABLE RI’MOIR. Ths news Kitchener’* trag-c death travellerl like wildfire yesterday afternoon, and everywhere had stunning effect Peopl* could not believe ...

... BIG ATTENDANCE The private meeting which took place between Lord Kitchener and members of Parliament this morning aroused considerable interest, and a large number of M.P.a took advantage of the opportunity afforded to have personal and private conference ...

... War Office, be complained of a failure by Lord Kitchener to foresee our need in munitions and to prevent Print was virtually a breakdown of our tecruiting machinery. PREMIER'S DEFENCE OF LORD . KITCHENER. The Prime Minister declared that the Army, the ...

... yesterday at news that Field-Mars nal Lord Kitchener, Secretary of State for War, and one of the foremost military organisers-in the world, had lost ju>. life drowning. the invitation of the C»r. L-'rd Kitchener had visit to u esia order to discuss important ...

... TO-DAY’S EVENTS. of Holiday: Address by Mr. Macnamara, M.P., Comucil Chamber, 7.30. Lord -Kitchener Meets Members Padiameart ...