... Married at all. His wife returned to him to Belfast, and on . the Bth LORD KITCHENER'S PRAISE. March lest he left her in bed, as she was very i COUNTRY PROUD OF VOLUNTEERS. Lord KITCHENER, replying to Lord nervous and excited as the result of an- I noyance ...

... BIRRELL. Sir N. Chamberlain resumed his statement by describing a conversation he had with Mr. Birrell, who told him Lord Kitchener was anxious to secure more men from the R.I.C. for the Irish Guards. Mr. Dimon's statement that he was alive to the danger ...

... 024 *, Au A I JUNE 10, 1916: Plum ONE PENNY. illi a es M N In I Mom NUM • .000ipt • - .v lbel A striking Portrait 'of Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, the news of whose death has come as a bitter and staggering biow iie peopie. - • f • , -- , 7 - • • - -•••• ...

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... Its Moderator. alight Der Dr. West) said they all been profoundly touched hi the news of the death of Lord Kitchener. To his (the mind Lord Kitchener had for many years been one of the noblest figures in our country. The man was even greater than his work ...

... calamity which has befalen the Empire in V' the dcatli of Lord Kitchener. • GEORGE Numerous messages from all parts of the country am indicative of the great grief to universally felt at lord Kitchener's tragic end -- from the General Federation of the Trade ...

... in England to do what Kitchener tanked, brick red—bent his cold, heavy eyes would be called to do. Es had to build an upon the princeling. Albert stated his case. army and clean out a War Mee simul Yon can't go, said Kitchener. taneously. He has done ...

... particular secret. However that may be, the ;penalty is heavy. But let the nation console itself with the thought that Lard Kitchener has done a great work, and that the great work remains. He laid the foundations of success, and the nation will honour . ...

... KITCHENER'S. CAREER. BRILLIANT IRISHMAN. HIS SERVICES TO THE EXPIRE. By birth and upbringing Horatio Herbert 'Kitchener was an Irishman. The family, however, can !Taos its descant from Thomas Kitr_honer, born INS, who was agent to a Suffolk baronet. He ...

... THE FASHODI AFFAIR. As • diplomatist Lord Kitchener deserved well of his country, in his dealings with the French explorer, Major (now Otaeral) Morehead. at Fashoda,mi the White Nile, alrno• Immediately after the battle of °Murices. • rash act, or random ...

... SKETCH. KITCHENER OF RHARTOTTI. FAR CRY FRON WILDS. (By T. P. O'CONNOR, M.P.) DIVISION. I getting banged about in Franco. They were standing up to their medicine gamely, but that medicine vas bitter. They needed a bit encouragement. So that Kitchener, who ...

... Nelson, o Wellington, a Roberts, • Crodock, a Hood, or Kitchener — many more gallant men and brilliant leaders, too—but the Empire is not weakened, rather strengthened, by their going. The name of Kitchener will he a real living inspiration for generations ...