EMPIRE'S DEBT TO KITCHENER
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Leen Kitchener's Services
... Kitchener's Services. He terretted Sir I. Herbert had U toed the 'eduction a %shay. He thought the Arm) and iouutry aril Empire were under t. debt, which could not measured ui words, for thw Lord had rendered since the beginning of the war. whlch had ...
L•fli Kitchener's Reply
... Kitchener's Reply. Lai: KITCHEN ER: The notate Lord who asked qtweLion rati•rreil to the conduct of the Voluntuers ij I to the of the War Ofnoe of the galloot in which 1 'hyoid :Ike to inform nubs, Lord that we thoroughly appreeions the of the Volunteers ...
EMPIRE MOURNS FOR KITCHENER AGREAT SOLDIER
... EMPIRE MOURNS FOR KITCHENER AGREAT SOLDIER SUPREME SERVICE TO ARMY AND STATE. ORGANISER OF VICTORY. WORLD-WIDE GRIEF AT TRAGIC NEWS* KING’S FINETRIBUTE The news of the tragic death of Earl Kitchener, which waa published in nearly all editions of yesterday’s ...
LORD KITCHENER AND STAFF LOST AT SEA. THIS AFTERNOON
... LORD KITCHENER AND STAFF LOST AT SEA. THIS AFTERNOON. The Secretary of the Admiralty announces that the fellewing telegram has been received from the Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Fleet at 10.30 this morning:— I have to report with deep regret that ...
No Money to Spare for Full Equipment, SAYS LORD KITCHENER
... No Money to Spare for Full Equipment, SAYS LORD KITCHENER. Government to Endeavour t o Find Them More Work. Low CHARNWOOD asked the Clovers- I Lu the lioues ot Lords, o.i Tuesdas. !whether there WWI not work. important tor the succesdul proscut:on ...
NORTHEASTERN DAILY GAZETTE. THURSDAY, JUNE L 1916: TO KITCHENER. WHERE ARE OUR MEH?
... (Cheers.) Lord Kitchener’s Services. He regretted that iu 1. Herbert had moved the ieduction Lord Kitchener's salary. He thought tlie Army and country ami the Empire were under debt, which could not measured in words, for the services Lord Kitchener had rendered ...
TNE ARMY OF SERVANTS. ITALIAN NATIONALITY. TIM NATION AND THE CHURCH. LOitD KITCHENER'S REPLY TO LORD BR YCE'S ..
... NATIONALITY. TIM NATION AND THE CHURCH. LOitD KITCHENER'S REPLY TO LORD BR YCE'S INTERESTING SEARCHLIGHT OF CRISIS AND COLONEL CHURCHILL. RECOLLECTIONS. JUDGMENT ON BOTH. Viscount Midbaton directed Lord Kitchener's attention last night in the House of Lords ...
PREMIER'S REPLY
... night in reply to some pungent criticism of Lord Kitchener and War Office administration, the Prime Minister paid a great tribute to K. of K. The Emnire. said pAr Asquith, was under a debt to Lord Kitchener that could not be measured in words. No other man ...
Sir A. Markkain's Chaps
... Sir A. Markkain's Chaps. A. ohallerered Prime Minister to deny that at the time of Lord Kitchener's to °vireos the Oabinet ensissvout,,i to got rid of hon. The M.Tii , t.er had stripped Lord Kitehener of e%.rs cut he herd as *or he ,siuld lot now move ...
HI DID HIS DUTY
... by tltc terrible news which had them that Lord Kitchener and all his staff, together with the crew the ship, had joined the men who had laid down their ior their country. ■ We will not lament Lord Kitchener today. ' said Lord Rosebery. lived a full life ...
WAR OFFICE DEBATE IN
... Comm#ns lMt niaht in reply to some pungent crltlcitia «t Lord Kitchener and War Office the Prim. Minister paid a fTsat tribute to K. of K. The Empire, said Mr Asquith, was uodar debt to Lord Kitchener that could not ba measured words. other man could have summoned ...