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... IN DEFENCE - - OF LORD KITCHENER. Commander BeHairs, the .Member for Maidstone, took part in the debate in the House of Commons on Wednesday on the amendment by Major General Sir Ivor Herbert to reduce the War Office vote by £lOO in respect of the salary ...
... LORD KITCHENER DROWNED. official telegram appeared in a special edition of the Kent Messenger on Tuesday afternoon, announcing that Lord Kitchener and his.stalf had gone down in the Hampshire off the and 6i lieea• thowntt,,.. were entertainetd that ...
... Lord Kitchener and the Volunteers Lord 'Kitchener, :speaking in the House of Lords on Tuesday, said: Further pecuniary assistance could' not be granted to Volunteer Training Corps. The utmost the Governanent could do was to endeavour to find part-worn ...
... Large Kitchen Nuts 381-- ...
... Lord .Kitchener and the Vol.unteers Lord IttclTener, :speaking in the House of 'Ards on Tuesday , said: Further )ec•uuiarY as , sj?etaince Id not be granted to Yolsinieer Tr 6 1 in n g Corps. The utmost tile Government could do was to endeavour to fi ...
... IN MEMORY OF LORD KITCHENER. IMPIi.ESSIVE SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S universal desire to pay homage and tribute to the late Load Kitchener brought together Oinl Tuesday a congregation of over four 'thousand mourners within the walls of St. Paul's Catlitediral ...
... that Lord Kitchener should have died upon an element which did not specially concern the service to which he belonged. We must,' however, bear in mind that the owing to our insular position, had constantly to be on the sea, and Lord Kitchener had made ...
... Captain called . out for Lord Kitchener to come up to the 'fore bridge, near where the Captain's boat was hoisted ; he was also heard Calling for Lord Kitchener to get into the boat, but no one is able to say whether Lord Kitchener got into the boat or not ...
... anywhere in the house . . —in the bathroom or dressing rooms, on the landings, in the kitchen, pantry, scullery, or elsewhere. The apparatus acts quite independently of the kitchen range and means an enormous saving of work and a corresponding increase in comfort ...
... now been established that the loss of the Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and staff on board, was due to a mine, 'the ship sinking within ten minutes. Memorial: services or Lard Kitchener were held at St. Mary's Partlh Church, and also at Ebenezer Con ...
... a 154 Lot, to Unfurnished Rooms, use of kitchen.-2, Upper rant, Maidstcne. 11075xn TWO Rooms to lot, unfurnished; no children preferred.-26, Church Street, Maidstone. 10609 m TWO Unfurnished Rooms; bath, kitchen (West).—Box 679, Kent Messenger, Maidstone ...
... her way to Russia, whither Lord Kitchener was proceeding, at the invitation of the Emperor Ndcholas, to discuss with his Majesty's Ministers questions 01 high military and State importance. The Staff of Lord Kitchener, all of whom_ perished with him, ...