... suggestion that the members of the Commons ought to have an opportunity for questioning Earl Kitchener without conveying information to the enemy. He said Earl Kitchener was always willing to receive any individual member or a deputation of members to convey ...

... staffs at home. He considered the army, country and the Empire were under a debt to Earl Kitchener which could not be measured in words, especially as when Earl Kitchener had been appointed to the War Office he told Mr. Asquith frankly that he was not disposed ...

... in secret session if necessary. Col. Churchill criticized the army administration in several respects but defended Earl Kitchener warmly. He complained that the supply of rifles was inadequate with the result that ...

... 20, which gave the members an opportunity to discuss any subject they desired to take up. The vote for the salary of Earl Kitchener as Secretary for War being before the House of Commons today, the members had an opportunity to discuss the general conduct ...

... reports to the Admiralty : I have to report with deep regret that H.M.S. Hampshire, Captain 11. J. Saville, R.N., with Lord Kitchener and his staff on board was sunk last night at. about p.m. to the west of the Orkneys either by a mine or torpedo. Four boats ...