THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1916. LORD KITCHENER S TRIGIG FATE
... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1916. LORD KITCHENER S TRIGIG FATE Lost with H.M.S. Hampshire. ...
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A GREAT SOLDIER. SKETCH OF LORD KITCHENER’ S CAREER. ' 11 : k-v Brilliant Services to the Empire
... A GREAT SOLDIER. SKETCH OF LORD KITCHENER’ S CAREER. ' 11 : k-v Brilliant Services to the Empire. ...
Tim's all right—and the kitchen looks downright pretty, I calls it. That's what I say. After all we’ve got to
... Tim's all right—and the kitchen looks downright pretty, I calls it. That's what I say. After all we’ve got to live here, you and me—you’ve no idea how hot and stuffy this kitchen used to be. Give fjesh air and room to work in, say. Did it cost much Not ...
The Cook.: VVhen I first come here and see that kitchen range staring me Nurse : in the face, I just made up my ..
... wasteful the kitchen range was the mess and trouble of having coal to carry and grates chani; So last she sends for gentleman—nice chap he was, too—from the gas company, and he talked and talked and madam gives way at last and we had the kitchen regular shipshape ...
SOME STRIKING TRIBUTES
... r for New Zealand, said Lord Kitchener had been very closely associated with the Dominions. His family had lived New Zealand for many years, and there were still relatives residing there. They had regarded Lord Kitchener as a man in whom, the nation was ...
IN THE PROVINCES
... deplore the loss of Lord Kitchener, however, was going make difference to the prosecution the war. The Liverpool Atlantic News Room and Liverpool Corn Exchange closed for the remainder, the day out respect tl> Lord Kitchener’s memory. The iLord Provost ...
Served In the Franco-Prussian War*
... the army never lost confidence Lord Kitchener, so that when Lord Roberts came home, Lord Kitchener’s promotion his place in mid-December, 1900, was gener ally allowed to inevitable. perfectly obvious that Lord Kitchener saw. the moment took the reins, that ...
THE PRIME MINISTER,
... services which had been rendered to the Empire Lord Kitchener. (Loud cheers.) RADICAL’S ATTACK ON LORD KITCHENER. Sir A. MARKHAM (R.) challenged the Prime Minister to deny that at the time of Iy>rd Kitchener’s visit to Greece the Cabinet endeavoured to get ...
vThe prime Minister’s Warm Tribute
... eloquent tribute to Lord Kitchener paid the Prime Minister Parliament recently Wednesday last. The right honourable gentleman, whoso remarks were received with cheers, said He thought the army, country, and Empire owed to Lord Kitchener tor the services which ...
SENSATION IN DUBLIN
... SENSATION IN DUBLIN. The announcement the death of Lord Kitchener created profound sensation in Dublin. A native of Irckiud, Lord Kitchener’s military achievements and the high position ho held in the army were regarded with feelings pride his follow-Country ...
THE KING & THE DISASTER MESSAGE TO THE ARMY. Striking Tribute to a Great Soldier “43 YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED ..
... YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE.” The Press Issciatiou says the following Army Order was issued at midnight : Death of Lord Kitchener—Message from his Majesty thc King to the troops:— v his Majesty’s command the following order has been issued to the Army— ...
THE NEWS IN PARIS
... THE NEWS IN PARIS. Paris, Tuesday Lord Kitchener is regarded the French as tho brains of the British Army, and his death comes with great a shock if General Joffrc had been killed. MEMORIAL SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S. Early yesterday evening (says the Press ...