... Lord Kitchener's private secretary, also was received the King, who asked him to convey to the members of the deceased field-marshal's family the deep sympathy of the Queen and himself. His Majesty was out of town when the news of Lord Kitchener’s death ...

... that they dii*cl happy, but it can said Lord Kitchener and Lord Roberts. The latter died among his beloved Indian troops within the sound the enen: • guns. It ale and active and victory to the last. Lord Kitchener has perished before the great Army which ...

... - JJOAD /CONTAINS good Shop and House; kitchens. c«llar kitchens. 4 bedrooms, yaid. and w.-c.—Apply Boult. Son. and Maples. 5. Cook-street. Liverpool. ...

... London.—Lord Kitchener was not only a gieat man, but in the opinion of the Dominions he was an institution. The sad news will create a very profound impression the Dominion#. The Hon. R. R. Wise. Agent-General for New South Wales.—To Lord Kitchener was due ...

... not likely to be invaded, but the risk must always be effectively guarded against. Lord Kitchener’s Achievements. Brief mention was mad© Mr. Churchill of Lord Kitchener’s services, but he hinted obscurely that there should now b© another head of the War ...

... his health Colonel Kitchener went back to Egypt in the autumn as Adjutant General to tho Egyptian Army, and look part the fighting on the Soudan frontier under the Sirdar. Sir Franci* Grenfell. On December 20. 1888, Colonel Kitchener distinguished himself ...

... under debt which cannot be measured words for the services Lord Kitchener has rendered since the beginning of the war. The result of the debate was that the motion was withdrawn, and Kitchener invited his critics to meet him. This meeting took place at the ...

... Frontier of India in 1907-8. was staff officer Lord Kitchener his mission to Japan, Australia, and New Zealand, 1909, and after a spell at the Staff College was military secretary to Lord Kitchener, commanding troops the Coronation 1911, general staff ...

... years after that pathetic entry friend Kitchener” stood foriously Khartoum, and perhaps the stem measures took there may traced to dorp jicrsonul grief Gordon’s tragic end. It is noteworthy that Major Kitchener discredited the stories of treachery amongst ...

... PARK.—Detached REST• standing in about half an acre Cardens, and containing entertaining-rooms, butler •' psntrv. kitchen, back kitchen, and larder . the. ground floor; 8 bedrooms, bathroom, separate, ; w.-c.. bovroom. kc.. on the chamber floors. The ...

... Furnished’Suite, with kitchen, J Part Furn House; electric light; refercno required. 06 IHi'y Po«i office. j5 Let. furnished (or‘ would Sell Furniture and Fittings). Self-contained Ground-floor Flat; 1 bedroom. fitting room, bathroom, and kitchen; g»a cooker; ...

... Ixmdon, yesterday, but the sad news of the loss of Lord Kitchener and his etaf! prevented his doinf so. Lord Desborough, who presided, remarked was sure they would agree that in Lord Kitchener the whole Empire had lost a great man and leader and great ...