... LORD KITCHENS CRITICS. A UNIQUE GATHER . 200 M.P.'s PRESENTINTENSE PUBLIC INTES' In accordance with the promise riti Tennant, Lord Kitchener met 1 ' \ - Parli The occasion was unique annals. Although at first it was only a few members would atten > so ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S PARTY Many Notable Men. The Secretary of the War Office notifies with reference the announcememt the lose of H.M.S, Hampshire that the special party consisted of Lord Kitchener, with Lieutenant-Colonel O. A. Fitzgerald, C.M.G., Personal ...

... known Lord Kitchener personally. says that Lord Kitchener had an educated staff of efficient collaborators, and even though some of them have perished the British Army has still left a large number of capable commanders. Though Lord Kitchener is dead his ...

... EVENING NEWS. TELEPHONES: 3367 CITY (11 Lines). THE DEATH OF LORD KITCHENER. ths death of Lord Kitchener the nation has sustained irreparable loss. Since the passing away of Lord Roberts no British soldier rivalled him public esteem or in popularity. ...

... Coming an old East Anglian family, Kitchener was born County Kerry, Ireland, his father, Henry Horatio Kitchener, after, seeing service in the Indian Army, having bought an estate in Ireland. In the service Kitchener was admired and respected by all *anks ...

... famous figures the present time. Lord Kitchener's career had been closely associated with some of the greatest events of the last twenty years, and when, war was forced upon, us about two years ago it was to Lord Kitchener that the eyes of the people instinctively ...

... vacating 34 to the rank of LORD KITCHENER. PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN WHEN' HE REVIEWED THE MANCHESTER CITV BATTALIONS ALBERT «| SQUARE OX MARCH 21 LAST YEAR.) AS WAR - SECRETARY. His Great Services. In that memorablo August of 1914 Kitchener was called to the high office ...

... The unanimous Cry of the country as, Send out Roberts and Kitchener. Great were the services of Lord Roberts, could not himself have finished that dragging and troublesome war- Lord Kitchener remained South Africa throuh the toilsome second year, and ...

... At the Embassies and Legations of the Allied Governments in London, the news wa? received privately soon after noon. Lord Kitchener was a personal friend the Ambassadors and Ministers, and they once left themselves for the Foreign Office and despatched ...

... meeting met the offices of Messrs. Weatherby and Sons, Cavendish Square, and decided, owing to the lamentable death Lord Kitchener, to abandon the Windsor meeting, which was fixed to take place on Friday and Saturday ...

... remanded the charge of making a statement likely to cause disaffection the State. Prisoner was alleged to have stated that Lord Kitchener was never any good. ' ...

... and you -will agree with me that the circumstances the Prime Minister had other oourse open. You will all know that Lord Kitchener, with his staff, any of whom were personal friends of mine, were on their way Russia on most important business, and I am ...