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... eloud which for some time past has hung over the volunteer movement in this country, a cloud deepened considerably by Lord Kitchener's speech this week. housands of men, who have spent leisure and money in drilling and in other ways fitting themselves for ...
... K.OF K.S 'AUDIENCE,' MEETS CRITICS AND INQUIRERS FACE TO FACE, private mating which took place between Lord Kitchener and members of Parliament this mor:. aroused considerable interest, and large numbeT of members of Parliament took advantage the opportunity ...
... nodding genially mutely accepted the apology. A spirited defence of Lord Kitchener cam© from Sir George Heid, who replied effectively to a sneer by Sir Arthur Markham at “Kitchener Army” reference to “Markham’s Array.’* Another warm defender was Commander ...
... that 1 think the Army, the country, and the Empire are under a debt which cannot be measured in words for the services Lord Kitchener has rendered since the beginning of the war.—The Premier, in the House of Commons last week. ...
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... When Lord Kitchener, General MazareD, General Pirdwood. General Godley i climbed the heights of Anzao view tho [Turkish lines one of the asked who I they were? I “Oh, that’s Billy and three other * said his mate! A little later, when Lord Kitchener addressed ...
... afternoon vendors of the were. mobbed, b crowds anxious to secure copies containin the carly news of the drowning of Lord Kitchener. Especially pressing was the demand in Lord- street, where the boys had the culty in responding to it. greatest diffi. ...
... roe Graat War fair. If anybody doubted the tremendous hold which Lord Kitchener had upon the popular imagination, he had only see the effect produced the rumour that had been saved. I was at the great Wounded Allies’ War Fair the Caledonian Market when ...
... Work of Organisation. War Minister Lord Kitchener ha? performed veritable miracles of organi?atton, his critics will now foremost to recognise. When first entered the War Office a? its chici he found* Britain on peace footing, with an Army of about 800 ...
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... every possible shade opinion. When Lord Kitchener entered he was loudly cheered, members standing and clanping their hands, in addition to the Parliamentary orthodox method of crying “Hear, hear.” Lord Kitchener was attired in field marshal’s undress uniform ...