... THE kitchener conference. are not, course, possession details as what took place Lord Kitchener’s conference with his critics. The meagre information dealt cut by the Press Bureau carefully avoids enlightenment except what either knew before or what we ...

... LORD KITCHENER The Editor of JOHN BULL” desires to make it known that this week’s issue containing the article entitled Hands Off Lord Kitchener” had gone to press and was in circula- tion prior to the announcement of Lord Kitchener s tragic death. He ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Swift o'er the mighty deep sped Azrael's flight, And on the Roll-call stood our Hero's name; Hundreds of souls attending him, he went. 1 Leaving with us a never-dying fame. Such were his footsteps on the sands of Time, That storm and ...

... KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM. A GREAT SOLDIER'S LIFE AND WORK. INDIA AND EGYPT. CROWNING EFFORTS OF A FINE CAREER. Earl Kitchener of Khartoum and Broome was horn at Crotter House, Ballylongfortl. Co. Kerry, June 24, IS3O, and so would have completed his 6Gth ...

... LORD KITCHENER. With a will of iron, end a word to he obeyed, He went about hie duties, unafraid, Determined purpose, raised him to the height Which he attained, and strong and firm in ririit. He ruled h s men as with a hand of steel, Hs him weigag-tkors ...

... while I die, Glory to Britain 'is my dying cry. George Meredith was a prophet. They were Kitchener's last words, too—spoken to the cruel waves. * * * * No, our Kitchener is not dead. We have lent him to God. His majestic passing is a. call to Faith. Such ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Tho dramatic suddenness of Lord Kitchener’s death was a staggering blow for the British nation and Empire. Rarely has it been our lot, even in war, to sustain such a shock. Comparatively few people were aware that he was not in his office ...

... KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM. The tragic death Lord Kitchener, which we all deeply deplore, and whose passing at such a critical period the progress of the war. removes from the fighting machine its most powerful personality, has produced the most profound ...

... LORD KITCHENER. Staggered, incredulous, abashed It can't be true ! we said— As through the land the tidings flashed That. Kitchener was dead. A soldier, strong and just was he And fearing God alone, He fought his fight—and now the sea Has claimeo him ...

... since Kitchener, as his car ran him swiftly by, might see the boys making the steel of the clubs to shine. Now the door is closed. The caddies have other steel to polish they are Kitchener's boys. Vain, Kitchener! Sportsman indeed! Was not Kitchener captain ...

... 3- AFTER KITCHENER -WHICH MR. WALTER LONG? Photograph Elliott and Fry I LORD CURZON OF KEDLESTON Photograph E. 0. Hopte LORD DERBY? Photograph Lang/ier MR. LLOYD GEORGE? From Dauntless David and the rest Let's hope that they will choose the best LORD ...

... LORD KITCHEN ER T was to George Wyndham that I owed my friendship with Lord Kitchener. H e brought us together on Lord Kitchener's return from India. Soon after, we wandered together through English counties until we came to Kent, where in a moment his ...