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... Parliament, to day odopted resolutions deeply deploring the death of Lord Kitchener, and acknowledging his services to tho Empire as a soldier and statesman. High eulogies on Lord Kitchener were pronounced Mr. Massey, Brim.- Minister, Sir. J. G. Ward, Mr. Dillon ...
... waves to watch the battle* the armies which created crush Germany. The Journal.’’ after sketching brilliant career of Lord Kitchener, aaye;—Such has been tho varied career of tin* great servant of his country. crowned it by creating new army, which now presents ...
... WINDSOR RACE MEETING ABANDONED. The steward* of the Windsor Mectinff. owing the lamentable death of Lord Kitchener, have deckled to abandon the Windsor meeting, which was fixed to take place on Friday and Saturday next. SIR GEORGE MACALPINE. No Difference ...
... tho death of Karl Kitchener, while the members ol the court, the* counsel, and public stood. Lord Cheylcemora said: I cannot commence tbu to-day without to the groat loss the nation us* suatained the death of Fivld-Marabal Lord Kitchener. It disaster to ...
... it had been generally expected that yesterday's debate the Army Estimates would be remarkable for vigorous attack Lord Kitchener, but, thou ah there was abundant criticism o! War Office administration and organisation, there was happily little the personal ...
... Bir Hay Frederick Donaldson. K.C.8., Technical Adviser to the Minister of Munitions, who was a member of tho etaff of Lord Kitchener lost on the U.M.S. Hempahire, the sacond son of tho late Sir Stuart Alexander Donaldson, first Premier of New South Wale* ...
... covered with dead bodies. The advance of the Ruseians continues along the whole line and number of prisoners is increasing. KITCHENER’S POST. MB. ASQUITH TEMPORARILY ...
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... War Office no hope enterlaiMd Lord Kitchener having escaped. both buddings the flags have been placed htf-aast. The War Office atatee: With reference tho lo* cf H.MS. Hampshire the specul parly •eoompanving Lord Kitchener included:— Lieut-001. O. A. Fitxgerald ...
... country Lord batch resisting conscientious objector* had Kitchener.” (Cheers.) been sent to the Army in France. The motion for the reduction Lord Mr. Tennxnt said that efforta woold made . . Kitchener’s salary was negatived, and the to withdraw the oonscientioue ...
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