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... the quiet, resolute, inspiring influence and organising genius of Lord Kitchener. |lis loss will be almost as great blow to our Russian Allies as to ourselves, for Lord Kitchener was on his way to Russia when the deadly weapon, whether mine torpedo is ...
... «clajer®” HIS WO nr ‘THE PARTY WHO SAILED WITH LORD KITCHENER. ALL HOPE ABANDONED, FLAGS HALF-MAST AT ADMIRALTY AND WAR OFFICE. The War Office announces that the spccial party accompanying Lord Kitchener included: ©. A. Fitzgerald, C.M.G. (per- sonal military ...
... wN W CAPT. The earldom goes to the gallant soldiers elder brether, Colonel H. E. Chevallier Kitchener, though 69 years of age, placed himself at the disposal of the Government on the of the war, and was accepted. He took pért in the South-West Africa ...
... TWICE THANKED BY PARLIAMENT. Lord Kitchener was born in 1850. He was commissioned second lieutenant, Royal Engineers in 1871. As a subaltern he was employed in sur- vey work in Cyprus and Palestine, and on pro- motion to captain in 1883 was attached to ...
... feared, a host of gallant men, but none more truly lamented than the great soldier. (Topical.) RD KITCHENER WITH SIR WILLIAM ROBERTS Lord Kitchener photographed during a recent visit London, with him being General Sir William Robertson, Chief of the ...
... under debt which cannot measured in words for the services Lord Kitchener has rendered since the beginning the war. (Loud cheers.) This was pot task, heaven knows, that was sought Ix>rd Kitchener himself. was on his way back to Egypt to functions which he ...
... Two COOD TO BE TRUE. Whik the shock of the news of Lord Kitchener's fate was etill fresh, a report through London like 4 prairie Sire thet Lord Kitchener had been saved. It was current-in the City, in the West End, and io the suburbs. It spread to the ...
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... jv*, l- 8 tollow\ to tile Army:— ,r,U ' profound V winch Secrc- lias lost ids life °l ii,., .° special mission to • S, of Kitchener gave service Zf ] y his •■ia, c ...
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... Commissioner in London : Lord Kitchener was not only great man, but the opinion, Dominions ho was institution. [ The cad news will create a very profound impression the Dominion*. The Hon. B. B. Wise. (or Now South Wales: Lord Kitchener was due tile adoption ...