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... LORD KITCHENER. ['* The great armies that called into being . . . they are his living monument, and nobler monument has been raised to Times.”] What shall rear for our mighty Dead. whom mourn silence and in pain? Shall brass or marble, when long years ...
... “KITCHENER BED.” DEAD HERO’S SISTER.THANKS SIR W. I. THOMAS. The folloVing letter, dated June 18. has been received by the secretary of King Edward Vll.’s Hospital, Cardiff (Mr. D. liea), from Mrs. Parker, sister of the late Kitchener, in reply to one ...
... KITCHENER’S ARMY SONG BOOK. Words and Music of 101 Favourite Songs, tk* Hi tkt TiMpi ia ENH.) ...
... A LIFE OF KITCHENER, r h« family Lord Kltchoiior have ' ■ler consideration the publication of his 'V «■'ding of which must neces|T,V some time. nlv the person entrusted with the work r ...
... LORD KITCHENER’S CAREER A MAN OF FEW WORDS, WITH AN IRON WILL.. Field-marshal Earl Kitchener was a soldier of the type the Britisher loves and trusts—bold, tenacious, and fearless, with an unqualified belief in the superiority of the British Army as fighting; ...
... TO THE MEMORY OF LORD KITCHENER. RECORD PRICE FOR A COW AT ELY. thoronghbrod Shorthorn cow, the property Mr. Harry Thorn, of Green Meadow, was sold at Ely Market Tuesday at the record price of ss. It was purchased Messrs. Doughty and Patterson, Cardiff ...
... General Joffre and Kitchener. “I re sard Lord Kitchener's raising of those three million soldiers as the most marvellous feat administrative power accomplished during the war.”—General Joffre to Dr. Russell Wakefield, Bishop Birmingham, during his visit ...
... al Earl Kitchener, with inscription expressing the admiration of this House of his illustrious military career and gratitude for his devoted sendees to the State.He said that when the House adjourned for the Whitsuntide recess Lord Kitchener had just ...
... LORD KITCHENER AND STAFF DROWNED. BRITISH ATTACKED. FIGHTING ON WIDE FRONT AROUND HOOGE. BRITISH OFFICIAL. Tuesday. There has been very heavy fighting this afternoon east of Tpres. Shortly after midday the enemy commenced a heavy bombardment of our position ...
... Conference in Paris Kitchener, and intimated that suitable | The* recommendation.., which are replies would despatched. .Jan eminently important and far-reaching The Marquess of LANSDOWNE »aid | eharacter, are prefaced by series of three Kitchener’s name would ...
... LORD KITCHENER In th« debate in tbe House Commons, Sir A. MOND (R., Swansea) said many people would like to know who was really running the war. did not know whether the Prime Minister’s speech was to be regarded an epitaph or eulogy Lord Kitchener, but ...
... A GREAT EXPLORER. KITCHENER’S WORK IN PALESTINE. ...