... it reminds us that, from military standpoint, the death of Lord Kitchener is now enormously less serious than it would have been had it occurred year or eighteen months ago. Lord Kitchener was an organiser and indefatigable worker; even his critics could ...

... Lord Kitchener. Stock markets were decidedly cheerful mood, 4rith Shipping securities prominent among several strong features. The receipt in the “House’* of the news the disaster to the Hampshire, resulting in the lamentable death of Lord Kitchener, put ...

... MEMBERS TO MEET LORD KITCHENER. Mr. TENNANT said Lord Kitchener was always willing receive individual members of the House or collective deputations convey him suggestions for the more effective conduct of the war. Lord Kitchener would be glad to meet ...

... Lord Kitchener and His Critics. Lord Kitchener, the man of action and of eloquent silence, met to-day at the House of Commons, in an informal and secret sitting, many of the men words who have been using their time and tongues of late in criticising his ...

... LORD KITCHENER MEETS CRITICS AND OTHERS. 200 M.P.’S ATTEND INFORMAL SECRET SESSION. In accordance with the promise given Mr. Tennant, Lord Kitchener met his Parliamentary critics yesterday. Although first it was anticipated only few members would meet ...

... MORNING EXPRESS EDITION “DAILY POST” OFFICE, 6 a-*- LATE LORD KITCHENER. WORDS OF PRAISE IN THE PRESS. THE ORGANISER OP VICTORY.” The following comments on the tragic end of Lord Kitchener are taJsen from to-day s leading London and provincial newspapers;— ...

... half-mast over public buiildings and controlled establishments. LORD KITCHENER'S SUCCESSOR TO THE TITLE. The new earl, Col. Henry Elliot Chevallier Kitchener, eldest brother of Lord Kitchener, although sixty-nine years of age, placed himself at the disposal ...

... under debt which cannot be measured in words to the services Lord Kitchener has rendered since the beginning of the war. This was not a task, heaven knows, which was sought by Lord Kitchener himself. He was on his way back to Egypt to resume the functions ...

... other than medical units).—Lieut. D. T. Cork© is dismissed the *ervic© sentence a general court-martial (May 22, KITCHENER—THE MAN ord kitchener DROWNED. ...

... SUNK ON THE MAY TO RUSSIA. VAIN SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS. THE KING’S SORROW AT NATION’S LOSS. • The first news the death Lord Kitchener was contained in the following communique, issued at 1.40 p.m. yesterday:— The Secretary of the Admiralty announces that ...

... -COL. O. A. FITZGERALD. SORROW THROUGHOUT THE EMPIRE. Messages from all parte of the country that the intelligence of Lord Kitcheners tragic end created everywhere profound consternation and grief. Mr. Asquith was to have been present at a luncheon of the ...

... deep recesses, with Dooc opening to lawn and hatch. Breakfut Hoorn, Kitchen with Range, two China Pantriee, CclUr. large enc!c*ed partly-glase covered paved Yard, in which are Back Kitchen two Motor-houses, and other Gatbm dings. On the First Floor, approached ...