... night in reply to some pungent criticism of Lord Kitchener and War Office administration, the Prime Minister paid a great tribute to K. of K. The Emnire. said pAr Asquith, was under a debt to Lord Kitchener that could not be measured in words. No other man ...

... oame into the house and said there rumour that Lord Kitchener had been saved and hi# staff drowned. The accused remarked that it ought to have been the ate saved and Lord Kitchener drowned. Kitchener, added, never any good. The previous Dumlay tic said ...

... Sir A. Markkain's Chaps. A. ohallerered Prime Minister to deny that at the time of Lord Kitchener's to °vireos the Oabinet ensissvout,,i to got rid of hon. The M.Tii , t.er had stripped Lord Kitehener of e%.rs cut he herd as *or he ,siuld lot now move ...

... Lord Kitchenor. The Ws at the imitate& that Lord Kitchener hie had left the ship in one of the boats which had been boat, •1141 that ill • sea it had gone to pieces against ere roolui. When he who told tue left the islands the bat of found dead ens reckoned ...

... A Ulf MOWRY. of Khartum. let Vun'ount. 'r 11101; Horatio Kitchener. Rerun. cr. cr. er 1900: U.C.8., cr. 18/8: 0.11.: G.C.M.C I:r. 193 e: and K.P.. H.R. Arent and Consul tieneral fl Egypt. 1911: Secretary of State. 1914: Colonel Commandant Corps I siuce ...

... by tltc terrible news which had them that Lord Kitchener and all his staff, together with the crew the ship, had joined the men who had laid down their ior their country. ■ We will not lament Lord Kitchener today. ' said Lord Rosebery. lived a full life ...

... of HastletioultAldeinien . Ina , , at 1u.3.1.0 • oil mooting, rah/gents tu and news of tho reported death of Lord Kitchener. Ltd Kitchener. said, eas of our greinest ueneaoly the roost out. u dial, nod of thy greases. in out country. He bad gswa ourk lot ...

... said that the Germans were very sur. prised at Lord Kitchener's army. They never expected that England could la an army such as Lord Kitchener had done, and the Germans were nertous shout it. Kitchener's Army. , The C..ptain did not know that. and I I ...

... Lord Kitchener had hie estimate a three years war. and had formed the opinion that the war would end sooner, I have heard email piece of evidence thai .goes the game way fsays a Manchester Guardian correspon dent). Shortly before his death Kitchener went ...

... with reference the death Lord Kitchener:— Minister War, France, to the Prime Minister, London. transmit to you, in my name, and in that of the French army, the sincere expression of regret caused us the death of Lord Kitchener, the eminent War Minister, ...

... Acwotain*. tj . which quoins ». ite .uihorily the editor the ■ Publiiiieij' Circular, anouiei stupud about Lord Kitchen*/ espoied It i* to the ehecl that wriwi ui Amen can pub-ication oi January la« him with tsll’-uq the War Olfioe, when he »ai in the ...

... death Lord Kitchener. The grief of Great Britain would be tha grief the Allies and all civiliaed peoples. Switzerland. ZURICH, Wednesday. The Neueste Machrichten says:—ln whatever part of the world British interests were in danger Lord Kitchener was called ...