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... Kitchener's Army. CharLeh Allch n William Partlow C E Wadley F H Underwood k'rank Steel Jesse Morrie 1) Sallie F Salta Gilbert. Anetee .1 . Boucher J Hill .1 W Ellary Joseph Potter Harold Gritlit he S H Bieton J C Sallie F J Hyde (Walton) Group Spitem ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S END. ...
... A man canned eery. two masters, (rioted counsel, adding, Lord Kitchener navy •• •• Wa do not accept Lord Kitchener's so on matrimony , remarked the chairmall with & ...
... Kitchener's Army . Charles Allch n William Partlow C E Wadley F H trnderwood Frank Steel J ea* Morrie 1) It Sallie F Saha till ben Anstee Lieut H Jones Mr C Kennell Pte E II Kennel' Leonelot II Wilkea, ERA F C Kennell, ERA Plumber A F Helms Lieut. Alan ...
... Near here sat als., the f inotirnera: Vi,count Broome Comm:.dor Kitchener, R.N.% Mr*. Parker Kitchener (half-sister). Lady Nera a tnicool, Captain 11. Kitchener. R.l l ' C. Mi.. Madge Kitchener Ink ee), and llap.r I 11.4-kmt. R.A. (nephew). In the rreeeetion ...
... Earl Kitchener was not married, and his titles go by I ren aindcr to his elder brother, Colonel Henry Elliott Cherallier Kitchener, born in 1846, who himself had distinguished career as a Noldier. lii. non und nest heir, Henry F. C. Kitchener, born in ...
... powers are well aware. this was by no means Lord Kitchener's first experience of organisation and reorganisation. His Bret great work in that direction lay in the reform of the Egyptian army, and 'Kitchener's gyppies,' as they were called, showed the magnificent ...
... words:— I think the Army, the country, and the Empire are under a Lt which cannot be measured to words to the servi‘sw Lord Kitchener has rendered since the beginning of the war. lie told me in the frankest possible terms of his indisposition, except at the ...
... NARRATIVE. The following details of the sinking of the Tlatnpshire were gathorcd from a number of the survivors When Lord Kitchener and his Staff, including two cirilians in hard hats. came on board they went below. The weather was very bad, and the captain ...
... s•nptaiu called out for Lewd Kitchener 1 tome up' Vo the fors-bridge. near here the ea ptain'e boat was hoisted. Ile was also heard calling for Lord Kitchener to get intd the heat, hut no one is able• to say whether Loyd Kitchener g)t into the boat or not ...
... GREAT ACHIEVEMENT. Dealing with his great work at the War Office, the Military Correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says: Kitchener never underrated the difficulty and hazards of the situation. Ile realised the comparative strength of the belligerents, ...
... the War : With referenee to the announcement of the le, of 11.11.5. jtarnp , hire. the special party cen , kted of Lord Kitchener, Lieut.-Colonel A. Fitzgerald. C.M.G. iPergeinal Military Brigadier-General W. Eller,liaw. Second Lieutenant R. D. Slacpbenton ...