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... LORD KITCHENER. KITCHENER'S STAFF. associated with the making of the Manchaster Ship Canal. In 1108 he became Nottr b Who Went Down Deputy-Director General of Ordnance Factories. and from 1899 to 1903 was Chief . Their 'Great Ceief. Mechanical Engineer ...
... Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener. G.C.8.. G born in at Ballylongford. in Kerry, and therefore. as so many British soldiers have been in the peat, connected with Ireland, but be English on both sides. father. Lieutenant-Colonel H. H. Kitchener of the 13th Light ...
... up the office of Secretary of State for War. The King has approved of the appointment of Lord Kitchener as hi. issoceseor. Lord Kitchener undertakes the duties of the °ace fOT the time being in view of the enierftentv created by the war. sad his poet ia ...
... also. Thee' privations are there. tics at this stall as literature. I say that calmly and openly, eves to Mrs. Parker, Lord Kitchener's elates. !foreign countriee, but we bear them. I was the president of this stall where were In this battle also progress ...
... • SIR W. ROBERTSON. --..-- liitehener's Deputy and His Work at the War Office. In Lord Kitchener. abeence. Major. General Sir William Itobertaon, C. 8.„ 1).8.0., would have been in charts of the Army. His reputation as aa organiaer. is already well known ...
... Not since the days of the Duke of Wellington has any soldier exercised such a hold on .the popular imagination as did Lord Kitchener. The Duke's memory is perpetuated by the name of a famous regiment. IVould it not be a graceful bute if the same honour could ...
... and there, I reppose, is on end on't. But he might have been a little more courteotis without 'Necessarily less clear. Kitchener's ...
... GRIEF FOR LORD' KITCHENER. • Memorial Service at St. Paul's on Tuesday. KING TO BE PRESENT. The Sscretary of the War •n- 1 n ounced last night that by arrangement with the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's! • memorial service to the late Field-Marshal Lord ...
... which the Reuse. representing th e! people of the Union. received the intelligence of the Rudd% and tragic death of Lord Kitchener. Tree nee desires to express its sympathy with • Majesty in the not only of a sound Npunsellor o il State affairs , but of ...
... LEIGH HUGHES. M.P. (Sub Rosa.) _ I suppose that most people would regard the phreAe a well-known man as applied to Lord Kitchener as an appallingly commonplaoe expreasion,, but at the time as correct. But he was really sell known to only • few. The public ...
... in la7o. I convey to you (General gar W. Robertson) the expreassim of the grief we feel in learning of the death of Lord Kitchener. We shall never forget the maii who was ahle to create and orgibniee with a passionate love for his eountry (position pr ...
... one list I niimberimg MS and the other Rh. The list of officeis lost on H.M.S. Ham). shire, the warship on which Lord ' Kitchener was travelling to Russia, was j a l so yeeterday. The number is ' given as 39 With the official notification sent out by ...