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... War Secretaryship; indeed, at one time it had been practically decided to make him Secretary for War so as to free Lord Kitchener for other important duties. Mr. Lloyd George’s appointment* would have the advantage of bringing the War Secretary into personal ...

... WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1916. EARL KITCHENER, The Germans, having failed to beat Admiral Jellicoe in open warfare, have avenged themselves by killing Earl Kitchener in secret warfare. Many a time the world has been moved to indignation and pity by the facility ...

... prevailed in the Silver Market, and the price advanced to 31 15-16. In spite of the gloom caused by the drowning of Lord Kitchener in the Hampshire, the Stock Markets showed steadiness, especially (lilt-edged Stocks and Shipping descriptions. The War Loan ...

... refused to pass them. Lord Kitchener’s tone changed. Before he had asked, now he demanded. Lord Curzon refused with a curtness that showed he believed his will equal to the stern and immobile Kitchener. He was wrong. Lord Kitchener stood upon the broad authority ...

... clogged with details that can be disposed of previously. A little incident which epitomises the grief of the nation at Lord Kitchener's fate occurred in Cardiff. The reiterated cries of the newsboys announcing the news had depressing effect on most people ...

... the Prime Minister: Citizens of London have received with profound distress the news of the death of Field-marshal Earl Kitchener, Secretary of State for War, himself a distinguished citizen, and places on record its sorrow that career immeasurable national ...

... relatives of Lord Kitchener their great sympathy this most unfortunate loss. The Hon. Bernard Wise, K.C., Agent- General lor New South Wales, expreeeed on behalf of Australia what knew* would be personal loss. They owed to Lord Kitchener the organisation ...

... Confidence is unshaken. A steamer drawing 24ft tin. passed on Wednesday last was always the hall-mark of Earl Kitchener's own great genius. Lord Kitchener crowned a busy and fruitful career by his services as Secretary of State for War from August, 1914, to ...

... LORD KITCHENER AND STAFF DROWNED. BRITISH ATTACKED. FIGHTING ON WIDE FRONT AROUND HOOGE. BRITISH OFFICIAL. Tuesday. There has been very heavy fighting this afternoon east of Tpres. Shortly after midday the enemy commenced a heavy bombardment of our position ...

... egram to the War Office says:—The committee of the General ‘aeration of Trade Unions hear with P regret the report of Lord Kitchener’s by drowning. The committee had ,u llest confidence in his ability a 'Hrr and appreciated his attitude 'Li , - To them he ...

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