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... LORD KITCHENER. L ORD Kitchener, accompanied by his staff, was on his way to Russia in H.M.S. Hampshire, on the sth inst., when the vessel struck a mine, about 8 p.m., and sank within ten minutes off the Orkneys. It was reported that four boats were seen ...
... b 1833. FIGITUR IN JUS3O NOSTRA BAGITTA LOCO.—Ovid LORD KITCHENER AND HIS CRITICS NEARLY a year ago a small body of the Press was defeated in its rancorous agitation against Lord Kitchener. It was led by men who had a grudge against him, or whose ...
... Suez Canal. Cadet Training. Lord Kitchener and Volunteer Corps. Disabled Soldiers as Caddies. The Shackleton Expedition. Canteens and Finance. Our Mercantile Marine. The Russian Sweep. Leader : The Passing of Kitchener Naval Awards Military Awards for ...
... arrow : THE 'Semi aub Military 03a3ette. lEstabllebeb 1833. FIGITUR IN JUSSO NOSTRA SAOITTA LOCO.—Ovid THE PASSING OF KITCHENER. WHEN the Elder Pitt, on first assuming office, first showed his quality, Frederick the Great, in a burst of admiration, ...
... your corninand.--GEoRGE R. 1. LORD KITCHENER AND THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. T HE following official statement was issued on the 2nd inst. : A considerable number of the members of the House of Commons met Lord KitChener and members of the staff of the War ...
... Broad Arrow is entered under the heading, Naval Appeal affiliated to the East Indies Fund: Memorial Service for Lord Kitchener.—A memorial service was held on the i3th inst. at St. Paul's, and was attended by the King, Queen, and several members of ...
... Soldiers' Return. The King and the Y.M.C.A. A First-class Lie. General Gallieni. Objectors and Tribunals. Leader : Lord Kitchener and His Critics 607 His Majesty's Birthday : List of Honours 603 For Service in the Field Personal : Military 609 & 612 ...
... bases, ordnance factory workers, rand war prisoners receive a share of the Church Army's attentions. There are rest huts, kitchen and ambulance cars, recreation rooms, canteens, refreshment barges, and a naval war hospital, to be kept going at a cost of ...
... ancellor's state)l the kind a t a verted in 1 9 09 erritorial claims lin agreed 914 when AO' war would have France mourns Lord Kitchene r, commander scar he has left =r, as great in :ion the French g rate, and oi l our Dependena maste n r-sp irit. t know as ...
... Lord Kitchener and Volunteer Corps. The question of the Volunteer Training Corps was not finally settled, as a good many people hoped, when, last February it was promised a definite military status under the Volunteer Act of 1863. Lord Kitchener, in the ...
... tribute to Lord Kitchener on behalf of the House of Commons was worthy of the occasion. The Prime Minister's epitaph for our great War Minister should, of course, 'be found in The Broad Arrow, and it runs as follows : Lord Kitchener, in whatever environment ...
... celebrated at Brompton Oratory on the same day for Mr. Hugh O'Beirne, C.V.0., C. 8., of the Foreign Office, who died with Lord Kitchener. The Indian Soldiers' Fund.—The Committee of the Indian Soldiers' Fund desire to bring to the notice of all those who have ...