... {BUnutloaal Loss. Lord Kitchener’s loss is not merely national, it is international. I believe no figure among jus was better known or more profoundly respected among our Allies and in foreign and neutral countries than was Lord Kitchener’s. The ordinary party ...

... Regiment). Lord Kitchener was unmarried. The heir to the title is his eldest brother, Colonel Henry Elliott Chevallier Kitchener, who was born in 1846 and married in 1877 Eleanor Fanny, daughter of Lieut-Colonel F. Lushin gton, C.B. Colonel Kitchener’s wife died ...

... of the Suffolk country people. ' Thomas Kitchener died at Lakenheath in 1781, and is buried in the little churchyard there, with four others of Lord Kitchener’s ancestors. As a proof of the fact that Lord Kitchener did not forget his Suffolk forbears, one ...

... Lady Muriel, being the originator of the kitchens, was unable Co attend the meeting, owing to her absence in Bnssla with the Anglo- Bussian Hospital. The great value of the work that being done by the Kitchens was fully explained in a very interesting ...

... Empire to-day General Borodkine delivered a touching tribute to the memory of Lord Kitchener. The entire Council then silently rose to its feet in honour of Lord Kitchener and the other victims of the sinking of the Hampshire. The Premier, M Sturmer, all ...

... Gazette” voicing the national feeling in thin matter, and Lord Kitchener returned to London at the urgent request of the Government. The hours that followed brought war for England, but Lord Kitchener was at the War Office. What followed is a chapter in the ...

... FITZGERALD. HUH HE SAVED LORD KITCHENER’S LIFE IN EGYPT. Tlif funeral Colonel Fitz Gerald, those body has been recovered, will place at Eastbourne on Saturday. A dramatic story of how Colonel Filztierald saved Lord Kitchener’s life in Kg>iit in 11M2 is ...

... OF KENSINGTON. TWO OLD LADIES WHO LOVED KITCHENER. before the world had heard of hint there were two old Scottish ladies living in Phillimore-gardcos, Kensington, who worshipped the shrine of Herbert Kitchener. These old spinsters, whose Dame was Hutchinson ...

... Elliott Chevalier Kitchener, and he gives him nothing else because of the large benefit conferred on his issue. [lt will recalled that Colonel Fit*- ffcrald w«nt down with hi* chief th« Hampshire.] £BO,OOO to hit nephew, Henry Hamilton Kitchener. £5,000 in trust ...

... Make Way for Lord Kitchener.” “As the men were moving up one ef the hatchways to their stations, Lord Kitchener, accompanied by a naval officer. appeared the latter called out. ‘‘ Make way for Lord Kitchener,” and they both went up on to the quarter deck ...

... PRIMATE'S TRIBUTE. HIS LAST CONVERS.\HON WITH LORD KITCHENER. At the Canterbury Diocesan Conference to-day, the Primate said that among the men of English history the towering figure of Lord Kitchener would stand for ever in ita place—the strong life of ...

... different conditions. Ho alluded the tragic death Lord Kitchener, who, with boundlestt self-devotion, had served his country from the first day of the war to the day of his death. Lord Kitchener wan not by nature or temperament an optimist,.. but even ...