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... Hard Luck. ‘““Make Way for Lord Kitchener.” | The seaman declares emphatically + As the men were moving up one of the ' boats left the ship, and adds: “W\ hatchways to their stations, Lord Kitchener, sprang to a raft he was still on the sy accompanied ...
... Gargrave. KITCHENER'S O.M. The insignin of Lord Kitchener's Garter ad Order of St, Patrick have been duly returned two the King in accordance with the old custom. Eut the badge of the Order of Merit will be kept by his beirs. Lord Kitchener was ape of ...
... to make a 8 to the s ship for War, replied in the negative, KITCHENER'S DEATIH. * Mr. Asquith referred to the irreparable |, the couniry and the Empire had sustun.. death of Lord Kitchener, and gave ot shouid, to-morrow, move a resolution i, . ‘pr(?io:‘:iof ...
... frowned. “Pick up my ball, she repeated insistently, in awful tones. Lord Kitchener retorted, ' Haven't you 5m a ‘nurse?’ The little girl stamped her foor, ¥ Pick up my ball!” Kitchener looked round despairingly, but espied no reinforcements. * Where is your ...
... HEAR. The first people to know about Lord Kitchener's death, apart from the Admiralty, were the police, who had the news before twelve o'clock. The explanation was that Detective MacLaughlin was with Lord Kitchener. It says much for the reticence of the ...
... Parliament, many of them in kbaki, met Lord Kitchener at the House of Commons today. It was at his lonfius’s invitation that they attended for the purpose of asking guestions on current affairs. Lord Kitchener, who was wearing a Field Marshal's uniform ...
... Died at 66, On this date twenty years ago, Lord Kitchener, then Sir Horatio Herbert Kitchener, K.C.M.G., Sirdar in the Egypthan Army, and ranking as brigadier-general in the British Army, won his first victory at Firket, in the Sudan. His was an extraordinary ...
... boat's crew to clear away V. AL e saame Ume the eg mng o Lord Kitchener to °°l‘;“= , but owing to the noise made by | and sea, Lord Kitchener could not n, 1 think. When the explosion . Lord Kitchener walked calmly from ain’s cabin, went up the ladder, and ...
... Halifax, yel(erdni'. roforred to the death of Lord Kitchener. He said that on Great Britain’s Roll of Honour, few pames in days to come will be remembered with greater gratitude than the name of Kitchener of Khartoum. Often in peril of assassination when ...
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... and Billiard Rooms, Lavatories, Butler's Pantry, Servants’ Hall, Kitchens, and Larders; 10 Capital Bed and Dressing Rooms, 2 Bath Rooms, Hot Linen Room, Housemaids' Closet, Wash- Kitchen, and Cellaring. The Residence is fitted throughout with all the latest ...