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... upon Lord Kitchener about the commencement of the war, and had ammnpan'Ad his loids•hip on several journeys to France. well as on more distant missions, including that to the Italian front. - Mr Leslie Robertson, who was one of I,ord Kitchener's party, ...
... referred to the deaths of Lord Kitchener, his eta', and the crew of the ship that conveyed them. That, he said, was no victory for th , . enemy. It was a deep borrow for ourselves. They would not lament Lord Kitchener to-day. tie had gained a reputation ...
... will create very profound impression in the Dominions. The Hon. B. H. Wire, Agent Generdi for New South Wales :— To Lord Kitchener was dur the adoption of the system of universal service in An.tr.ilia. His is a tier..vial Sir Thomas Mackenzie, High Co ...
... Prime Minister reteivcsl definite news of the calamity, and the sad tidings came us a great shock to Mr Asquith, for Lord Kitchener was not only a colleague but a close personal friend. A meeting of the War Council had been summoned for 11.30. and ' the ...
... behind the lines and the Army at home, a frontal attack was made on Lord Kitchener's administration of the War Office. Strong views were expressed on loth sides, and Lord Kitchener found his warmest defender in the Prime Minister. The debate had a very ...
... the retired before superior Imes on the tine of the Stop Press News. BRITISH NAVAL DISASTER. H.M.S. Hampshire Sunk. Lord Kitchener and Staff on Board. No Survivors. The Secretary of the Admiralty has received the following telegram from the Admiral Commanding ...
... AN UNFOUNDED RUMOUR. Dirty lust evening a rumour gained vide currency throughout the country that Lord Kitchener wan oared. Unhappily, there wa. no confirmation of the report, and although no official denial wan booed, the rumour wa. effectually dinpmed ...
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... in audience at 4.30. Lord French bad left Mr Asquith shortly before. Hi. Majesty was out of town when the news 'of Lord Kitchener's death wan communicated to him, and came as a great chock. Last evening messages from all quarters were pouring in tendering ...
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