... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... KITCHENER REVIEWS THE WAR SITUATION AT CONFERENCE OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. A considerable number of the members of the House of Commons met Lord Kitchener and members of the staff of the War Office' lin conference yesterday morning. Mr Whitley, the Chairman ...

... KITCHENER WAS EN ROUTE FOR ARCHANGEL. ° ' 3 Agency is informed that at the •'ia hia death Lord Kitchener was on . to Russia, whither he was going at v imitation of the Russian Emperor >tl, .important mission, and also to confer p military authorities ...

... ST ANDREWS PROVOST ON KITCHENER'S FATE. At St Andrews Burgh Tribunal last niirbt Provost Aikman referred to the sad news that Lord Kitchener and his staff had been lost. It was all too terrible. The noble work which he had done for the countrv would live ...

... MOURNING. KITCHENER'S CROWDED AND GLORIOUS LIFE. Britain's greatest soldier is dead, and the Empire is in mourning. Lord Kitchener's has been crowded, glorious life, and his name written indelibly in British history. Horatio Herbert Kitchener would have ...

... Territorial eat Mackintosh's TOFFEE DELUXE. Kitchener's Army eats Mackintosh's TOFFEE LUXE. ...

... present results of that work ], vast armies that Great Britain now the field. They are Kitchener's I€s and Kitchener's they deserve to be tjj' a ll time. Lord Kitchener organised eril in the first instance. He trained 4 ], eoi j and watched over their training ...

... Lord Kitchener called upon Mr Asquith yesterday afternoon at 10 Downing Street, and remained with the Prime Minister for about half-an-hour. ...

... as. he always possessed the confidence of the country. Lord Kitchener was man, unlike many our day who are fond of advertisement, and shrank from every invitation to popularity. Lord Kitchener's epitaph would be He did: his duty. Died in Harness. The ...

... BRITAIN'S GREAT SOLDIER. Britain to-day mourns the los 3 of Lord Kitchener. When the news of his tragic fate was flashed throughout the country yesterday the people were aghast at the great calamity that had befallen them. They had placed the War Secretary ...

... Secretary of State for War has lost his life while proceeding on a special mission to the Emperor of Russia. Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener gave 45 years of distinguished service the State, and it is largely due to his administrative genius and unceasing energy ...