COLONEL FITZGERALD
... COLONEL FITZGERALD. The l»ail\ Exprcntt understands that the body of Lieutenant-Colonel Fitz ...
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WAR BARGAIN
... garden 7:1 feet long. The compact accommodation comprises: On the ground floor, pretty dining-room, excellent drawing-room. kitchen and scullery; and on the first floor, four good bedrooms, front bedroom being particularly large. Owner will accept tor quick ...
HAVE YOU SEEN A BOMB?
... Daily—ll a.m. to 5 p.m, 9 toS p.m, I’.tili.iincnt street *nd passed throiu;!; il>e archway leading to the Speaker's house Lord Kitchener was observed by very few, ind there was no demonr (ration. • The utmost care was taken to exclude strangers from $ll parts ...
COLONEL 0. A. G. FITZ GERALD
... late Colonel Sir Charles KCB was born in 1873. lie served on the North-Wcst Frontier in 1897-8. He became A,D.C. to Lord Kitchener in 1904, when be was commanding in India, and afterwards acted as his aselstant military secretary a nd as staff officer ...
REICHSTAG TIRADE. THE ORKNEYS. SKEFFINCTON TP,ACEDII
... Tighe, and Major Johnson. - It has long been the universal opinion that Lord The prosecution was conducted by Major K im- Kitchener as a military organiser was without her, and Mr. Marsboll acted as Judge-Advocate. equal, and his wide knowledge and experience ...
PREMIER IN CHARGE
... PREMIER IN CHARGE. For the moment Mr. Asquith has persona] charge of Lord Kitchener’s department at the War Office. A meeting of the War Council was held this morning at 10, Downingstreet. ...
radiumising.the SOIL
... VOLUNTEERS. Sir, —As a V.T.C. man of 15 months’ training. I should like to call attention to the following extract from Lord Kitchener’s speech in the House of Lords: The utmost that the Government can do is to endeavour to find part worn equipment and arms ...
A LOSS THE EMPIRE IS MOURNING
... untiring efforts, and had met his Ideath 2/ • soldier should in the midst of work for his King. Only a few weeks ago Lord Kitchener was entertained to dinner by tke Russian Ambassador, who admired him for his tireless energy, and when • representative of ...
THE GAZETTE
... —BARNYIELD ROAD.—WeII arranged • House, near open country and shops. etc.; 3 bedrooms. bath lb. • c.). 2 reception rooms. kitchen. L33S—BARNYIELD ROAD.—Exceedingly • nice modern House; 3 bed, bath. 2 rt./two Ito be 2 Sold with possession). S —PRINCES GARDENS ...
NEUTRAL REGRETS
... NEUTRAL REGRETS. AN IRON RESOLUTION & THE GIFT OF ORGANISATION. The following messages, which pay glowing tribute to Lord Kitchener's work for his country, are all from neutral countries : AMERICA. ...
HATRED OF THE FOP
... entrusted with an .important commission. There was a delay in esecuties it through his horse casting • shoe. annY. was Kitchener's comment, but I cannot rest my an of campaign on • horse's shoe or an carelessness. Nor had he any mercy on the sort of ...
LOR KIZA,N t FR IN SOUTH AFRICA AN EGYP TH GENERAL BOTHA. :~ 'i degree After pe had been declared
... In South Africa with Lord French of Ypres, or General French as he was then. Colonel Kitchener, the Field-Marshal's brother heir. it was in 1900 that Lord Kitchener became Commander-in-Chief in South Africa, and pean conflict, when he became Secretary ...