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... LORD KITCHENER AND SHEFFIELD. Lord Kitchener was one of the few freemen of Sheffield, the honour having been conferred on,him in 1902. after he had added to his previous distinguished record his brilliant services in the South African War, His visit to ...
... LORD KITCHENER. World’s Tributes to Dead Soldier. ...
... become British Agent and Consul-General. Lord Kitchener's work in Egypt was interrupted by the outbreak of the European •E but had produced many salutary changes and When The war broke out. Lord Kitchener was actually on his way back to Egypt. He was ...
... LORD KITCHENER AND M.P.’s. A large number of members of Parliament, many of them in khaki, met Lord Kitchener the House Commons, to-day- It was his Lordship’s invitation that they attended for the purpose of asking questions on curreut affairs. The p ...
... Kitchener** Army cats Mackintosh '■ TOFFEE , LUXE—Advt. MANY RAIDS. Numerous Small Affairs on the British Front. ...
... EARL KITCHENER. hate been drowned. JSeSpgfe4. -.' who was aboard the sunken cruiser Hampshire, and, it is feared, may ...
... LORD KITCHENER’S FATE. No Survivors from the Hampshire. THE KING S SYMPATHY. Tribute to the Great Soldier’s Empire Services. Uiere now hope of Lord Kitchener having been saved, and the fact may be accepted that every soul on the cruiser Hampshire has ...
... Niews Van den Dag” foresees that Lord Kitchener’s death will stimulate England in efforts to end the war victoriously.— Central News. The Rottcrdamsche Courant,” in leading article on the death of Lord Kitchener, says :—The news, however overwhelming ...
... blow hurt badly,.but its sting will merely stir greater efforts. We owe it to Kitchener’s memory that even the loss of him should not dishearten us for moment. A strange Kitchener legend had grown up, by which the great soldier was represented as a man with ...
... undertaking which Kitchener had for years been looming ahead. Some day tbe Sudan would have to reconquered, and the reoonquest would have achieved largely by the aid of native Egyptian and Sudanese troops. It was this great aim that Kitchener had in mind from ...
... Egypt and England. Horatio Herbert Kitchener, first Earl Kitchener •f Khartum and spall in the County of Suffolk, was born House. Ballylongford, Co. Kerry, June 24. 1850. His father, Lieutenant- CeioDei Horatio Kitchener, belonged to Cmamgton. Leicestershire; ...
... collected. It may not be technically right Ito refer ** Kitchener’s Army”, but the | popular phrase crystallises a great truth. man could have done so well, or so quicklv, the work which Kitchener did, for none had the same hold on the confidence and ...