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... THE LATE LORI) KITCHENER. Before proceeding with th e business of the morning the Chairman said: Gentlemen, I rise to remind you that on the stroke of twelve a memorial service to the late Lord Kitchener is to be held in St. Paul's, London. By the untimely ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S OPINION OF GERMANY. •aking at Ktugersdorp, on Tuesday, •;ir Abe Bailey said before leaving England lw asked Lord Kitchener how things wfre Lord Kitchener replied that the li,ernians were now in a much more serious position than people ...
... THE FUTURE OF THE VOLUNTEERS. LORD KITCHENER'S VIEW. The anticipation that Lord Kitchener might make a statement on the subject of Volunteer Training Corps accounted for the presence of a fairly large number of peers in the House of Lords on Wednesday ...
... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. TRIBUTES IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. In the House of Lords, on Tuesday, leaire Was taken of its most distinguished soldier member, Lord Kitchener. Lord Laimdowne spoke of the dead soldier as 4 a colleagu e in th e w or ld affairs. ...
... OF LORD KITCHENER. ON 'l'llE WAY To it usslA. VESSEL MINED OR TORPEDOED, Following so quickly upon the sensational first arnouneement of the naval battle the country was again greatly shocked on Tuesday afternoon to learn that Lord Kitchener had been ...
... the chief mourners—Viscount Broome (Commander Kitchener, R.N.), Mrs. Parker (sister), Miss Kitchener (half-sister), Lady Nora a Beckett (niece), Captain H. Kitchener, R.F.C. (nephew), Miss Madge Kitchener (niece), and Major P. it Beckett, R.A. (nephew) ...
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... ‘Vednesdy. Officers are to wear crepe on the left arm of the uniform and of the great coat. LORD KITCHENER'S LESS-KNOWN SIDE. Reference to Lord Kitchener's death was made on Wednesday at th e Worcester Diocesan Conference by the Bishop of the Diocese ...
... for Kitchener's Army. It got the men with the right spirit, and without that they would have been useless. It was Kitchener's Army in a very real sense, not because Kitchener was claiming the credit of having organised them, but because Kitchener was ...
... tribute to Lord Kitchener's life, and honoured him in his death. The whole world, except where chivalry has become a thing of naught, turned in sincere grief to bring laurels to his memory. But we do not sorrow as men without hope. Lord Kitchener himself would ...
... been rich in countless sons and daugriters, but Lord Kitchener held the unique position, and we mourn his loss to-day. He was like the cedar in that he had attained to a lofty position. Lord Kitchener dwelt in the high places of the Government of the country ...
... summer of 1914, alluded to the tragic death of Lord Kitchener, who, he said, with boundless self-devotion had served his country from the first day of the war to the day of his death. Lord Kitchener was not by nature or temperament an optimist; but even ...