... 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;— ...

... come* to written shall see that the greatest name recorded will be that of Lord Kitchener, KITCHENER THE MIDLANDS. I>n Saturday afternoon, March last tear. I>>rd Kitchener paid living visit to l.n fcfield to u.-« parade or troops. Including the Ist and ...

... and Driver D. C Brown, R.H.A, were also attached to the party. KITCHENER’S MISSION. Regarding the undertaken by Lord Kitchener to Russia, the Press Bureau last night announced:— Lord Kitchener, on the invitation of His Imperial Majesty, had left England ...

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... regret the death Lord Kitchener. The ex-Prerident recalled bis visit to the Soudan six years ago. and pointed out that Lord Kitchener's conquest established peace and justice and abolished oppression of the weaker tribes. Lord Kitchener and General Wingate ...

... debt which cannot be mciisured in words to the services which lord Kitchen has rendered since, the beginning the war. This was not task, heaven knows, which was sought by Lord Kitchener himself, was his way back to Egypt to resume the functions which has ...

... the War Office. It was «oon discovered that the new comer was able relieve Kitchener of much the administration which prnperlv belonged the Chief of Staff, and lord Kitchener was able revert his constitutional place as Secretary of State and member of ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST NEWS. (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE.) KITCHENER’S SUCCESSOR AT WAR OFFICE. Should the Post be held by-a Civilian? The following comments appear in morning papers on the death of Lord Kitchener and the question of his successor at the War Oflico : “DAILY ...

... 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 ...

... deep sympetby of the Queen and himself. His was out town when the new* Lord Kitchener’s death was communicated him, and came greet shock. WEATHER IN THE ORKNEYS. Lord Kitchener travelled north in special train, accompanied by the members staff, and reached ...

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