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... when we lose old friends, the picture that comes back to us most vividly is of them in their youth. To-day I remember Lord Kitchener, not as the honoured field-marshal, not as the stern disciplinarian, not as the self- sacrificing patriot, but as the rather ...
... presented it to Lord Kitchener, and packed away the original in a secret place. The next night he was asked to dinner, and found his offering in the place of honour, with two genuine pieces of the same dynasty on each side of if. Kitchener thanked him for ...
... SMALL TALK VERY masculine have been the various forms of mourning for Kitchener, from the drawing down of the blinds at the clubs to the crêpe worn by officers. An Army Order was quite the appropriate thing: how many he had inspired in his lifetime! Every ...
... down, I think, and show us the real man. I was at the great jumble sale at the Caledonian Market when I heard that Lord Kitchener was drowned. The news was late in reaching that place, and preparations were in progress for the reception of Queen Alex ...
... beautiful parts of Gloucester shire, surrounded by well-wooded country three large reception-rooms, large hall, large kitchen and hack kitchen with two ranges, pantry, larder, lavatory and cellars, ten bedrooms, linen cup board, boxroom, bathroom (h. and o ...
... another Kitchener story. He was recently watching some new troops being manoeuvred, and the colonel in charge succeeded in getting his men mixed up pretty thoroughly. However, he went grimly on, and at last, calling a halt, rode up to Lord Kitchener with ...
... began at Mons and ended at the Marne, and that was the period when Kitchener was in complete control over here. The gambles followed that period. We now enter the phase in which Kitchener is not there. ijg. Let's Coordinate Our dear old friend Co-ordination ...
... Skynner. M |N| IT WAS OUR PRIVILEGE TO SEE HIM LAST: SOME GALLANT NAVAL OFFICERS OF H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE WHO PERISHED WITH LORD KITCHENER .j Riuioll IM S CAPT. ARTHUR L. CAY H.M.S. Invincible. Rev. H. D. DIXON-WRIGHT \1 1 Died of wounds. |\J LIEUT. A. P. McMULLEN ...
... great number and variety of its mineral waters. A Lord Kitchener Memorial I 'he League of the Empire, which has its offices at 28, Buckingham Gate, London, S.W., is anxious to com memorate Lord Kitchener by giving to each soldier who has been disabled in ...
... Skynner. M |N| IT WAS OUR PRIVILEGE TO SEE HIM LAST: SOME GALLANT NAVAL OFFICERS OF H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE WHO PERISHED WITH LORD KITCHENER .j Riuioll IM S CAPT. ARTHUR L. CAY H.M.S. Invincible. Rev. H. D. DIXON-WRIGHT \1 1 Died of wounds. |\J LIEUT. A. P. McMULLEN ...
... the house drudgery as well as their own work. Mrs. Mills suggests communal cooking one house in every street as the central kitchen or the enterprise of private firms. The won derful organisation of the munition canteens, with good dinners nicely served ...
... BY THE EDITOR J, BACK TO THE BLACK COATS The Legend of the Lost THERE was some thing rather appropriate in the fact that Kitchener should have passed unseen into the unknown. To posterity, he is likely to figure as the type of British hero, and much mythology ...