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... to the late Lord Kitchener. His text was: II Timothy 11,1,“ Thou therefore endure hardness as good soldier of Jeans Christ.” The Rector said that Lord Kitchener came of a fighting family, his father being Col. Henry Horatio Kitchener. The name Horatio ...
... turned to Earl Kitchener for the stupendous work of organising an army ‘.m enough to cope with the military hordes of the great Continental Powers. On August sth, 1914, the British public hailed with acclamation the appointment of Earl Kitchener as Secretary ...
... NEWMARKET. LATE LORD KITCHENER.--The late Lord Kitchener in his younger day-- visited the raoing metropolis, where his uncle partner in the firm Kitchener .ina Fenn (solicitors) lived His resides at Newmarket, and i * hale hearty the age 89. ...
... the borderland district of Suffolk in 1663, and in the centuries following the name of Kitchener was familiar in many parishes of the Newmarket district. Earl Kitchener’s grandfather was a London merchant, who married (his second matrimonial venture) a daughter ...
... Wednesday. The “Nieuwe Courant” says that Lord Kitchener’s death was a warrior’s death, and his pame will always be associated with the great events of these years. The “Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant” says: “Lord Kitchener’s death cannot have any actual effect ...
... ever shake his confidence in Lord Kitchener's real power or ability to meet the heavy demands be had to make upon him. Many noble lords could speak with much greater eloquence and much greater authority of Lord Kitchener as a Cabinet Minister. I prefer ...
... 1911, Lord Kitchener paid a second visit to Ipswich to show his appreciation of the wurk of the Boy Scouts in the county ond elsewhere. A great rally was arranged to take place at Portman Road cricket and foothall grourd. Lord Kitchener was met at the ...
... out of the pockets of his ‘Mmiren for the purpose. Lord Kitchener gave much pleasurable satisfaction to East Anglians by the inclusion of the ‘home of his mother in the title he chose— Kitchener of Khartoum and Aspa!. There may bo seen in the grounds ...
... character of the sympathy aroused by the Field | Marshal's sad end. Commander Kitchener, his Lordship’s nephew, was among the callers at the War Office yesterday. Lord Kitchener spent the week-end at Broome Park, and he and his party left for the North on ...
... has ever, recognised great man, and bad boundless faith in Kitchener.” Go when he called for men hv the million for Kitchener’s Army the men flocked to the recruiting stations. Kitchener’s caU raised the nation to heights of willingjself-sacriflce ...
... became A.D.C. to the Commander-in-Chief in India in 1904-6; assistant-military secretary to Lord Kitchener i India in 19078, staff officer to Lord Kitchener ...
... characterised the loss of Lord Kitchener and his Stafi as a irightful calamity. He regarded him as the greatest soldter of Great Britain.—Central News. SYMPATHY IN ITALY. Rowme, Tuesday Night. The death of Lord Kitchener has produced an immense feeling ...