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... EARL KITCHENER. Career of Britain’s Greatest War Genius. Horatio Herbert Kitchener was the second son of Lieutenant-Oolonel H. H. Kitchener, of the 15th Dragoons, who married Frances, daughter of the Rev. Dr Chevallier, of Aspall Hall, Suffolk. The Kitcheners ...
... in these days of terrible doings, the tragic manner of Lord Kitchener’s death shocked and impressed the British nation as nothing else in the war has moved the people. The name of Lord Kitchener stood out in grand relief from all other names which are ...
... Ins kinsman. Lord Camperdown, a good part the historic Glencagles property in Strathearn. Death of the War Secretary. LORD KITCHENER DROWNED WHILE ON WAV TO RUSSIA. Admiralty make the 101 l owing announce 1 lie following telegram has been received from the ...
... such young men. May they have health while serving, and safety in the danger A SOLDIER AND A MAN The distressing news of Kitchener’s fate off the Orkneys has created profound gloom and sadness throughout the city and county. It could not b ...
... lavish reward. He was created Baron Kitchener of Khartoum and of Aspall, in Suffolk, and made a G.C.8.: Parliament voted its thanks, with a grant of £30.000; and he received the Khedive’s medal with two clasps. Lord Kitchener look advantage War Pensions in ...
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... Sirdar promptly offered resign. The Home Government, however, supported him, and as a mark of confidence Brigadier-General Kitchener was created K.C.M.G. After this the Khedive had to apologise, and affairs in Egypt remained quiet for two more years. ...
... INSTITUTION O\V I V . 'll death of Lord Kitchener thi ACADEMY SPORTS will b. poMpomd. KIN(i*S VM> LORD TREASI RER’S REMEM BRVNCER S l ICE Mav. mi»i N OTICi; IS (iIVKN lai.- of I'KTKK DONALDSON, Sportsfidd, thtT** on 15th Sop- Hi> Majesty l ltinui' MACKKNZIK ...
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... SEWING MACH INI Miscellaneous Eflh-cts, Including Furniture, etc., removed from various Order of Sale, At II Forenoon. Minor Kitchen Furnishings, Culinary UtensiK, Crock»-r\ ; S.ilinon ami Trout Rod> and Reels, and Sporting Requisites, D.B. i2-Bor«- B.L. ...
... corps had received some little recognition from the Government. (Applause.) Even yet, os they might have seen from Lord Kitchener’s statement on the subject, published that morning, they could not see their way to equip and arm voluntary force which had ...