... Lord Kitchener. The King on Tuesday night issued the following order:4-The King has learnt with profound regret of the disaster by which the , Secretary of State for War has lost his life while proceeding on a special mission to the Emperor of itussia ...

... KITCHENER AS FREEMASON. In all the Kitchener memoirs published las' week no mention seems to have been made of his Masonic connection. Yet he has held some of thc highest offices in the craft. Strangely enough, though he has filled important oflifes in ...

... Lord Kitchener, The news of the tragic death of Lord Kitchener was reccived in Glasgow with the most profound sorvow, and in churches of all denominations special refercince was made on Sanday last 1o the loss which the nation has sustained by his death ...

... Asquith and Kitchener. In th, lions- of Comm'ni on Wednesday night. Mr Asquith, defending Lord Kitchener, against some attaeks, said :—Coming to the motion for the reduction of the salary of the salary of the Secretary for War, he was rather sorry it ...

... lord kitchener. ’Mid the tumult of troops assailing, And the clashing of hostile spears, Comes the sound of people’s wailing, And the drench of a nation’s tears. O waves that have robbed and reft us! 0 sens that have sucked him down! But the moaning of ...

... Lord Kitchener. High in fame with the of his countrymen and in the esteem and confidence of all the Allies in the unabat e d vigour of h:s powers at the hands of the enemy, and in the discharge of duty, Lord Kitchener of Khartoum has died a soldier's ...

... LORD KITCHENER To say that London was staggered the news of the death of Lord Kitchener only mildly represents the consternation which prevailed. one seemed able to realise that the great soldief upon whom had devolved such an enormous share of the r ...

... commander in the Navy. He is unmarried, and the next in succession to the Kitchener peerage is Lieut. Henry Kitchener, of the Royal Flying Corps. The new peer, Colonel Henry Kitchener, who is nearly seventy years of agge, is at present 011 his way home from ...

... LORD KITCHENER. the Secretary for Scotland (Mr. McKinnon Wood, M.P.), the Under Secretary for Scotland (Sir James Dodds, K.C.8.), and the Secretary of the Scottish .Education Department (Sir John Struthere, K.C.8.). While the congregation was assemluing ...

... ball,’ J she said imperatively. Kitchener frowned. Pick up ball,” she repeated insistently. In awful tonea Lord Kitchener retorted Haven’t you got nurse?” , The little girl stamped her foot. ’Pick up m.v ball. Kitchener looked round despairingly, but espied ...

... THE KITCHENER CONFERENCE I hear this evening that about 100 members of Parliament intend to accept the invitation to meet Lord Kitchener tomorrow. It was at first suggested that the conference should be held at the War Office; then the venue was changed ...

... Tribute to Lord Kitchener. Provost Patou, In referring the death of Lord Kitchener, said that he was jreat soldier and able organiser who tad the conAdtoce of Hie Army and the Empire. The tragic ertd of Lord Kitchener was really personal blow all, and ...