... LORD KITCHENER 'The Times publisheq to-day the follow.ag sonnet nn Lord Kitebeuer by Mr. Robert Bridges, the Poet. Laureate:— Unflinching hero, wutchful to forsee An I fa.r thy country's p.ril..l%here bin.. Ling war and peace with equal earn. rill. by ...

... LORD KITCHENER. “The Times” publishes to-day the following sonnet on Lord Kitchener by Mr. Robert Bridges, the Poet Laureate : — 2 | Unflinching hero, watehful to forsee And gace thy couniry's peril, where or; Dlmmé war and peace with eaual Till, by gég ...

... standards, did they know of Lord Kitchener ? General knowledge was derived entirely from the Kitchener legend”—a strange thing, which those who knew him declared was very wide of the truth. Yet the nation took Lord Kitchener to its heart, and there is no ...

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... KITCHENER'S “PLOT.” GERMAN TALE OF A PLAN TO FORCF-A-RFSSIAN OFFENSIVE. The Stockholm correspondent of the ¢Hamburger Fremdenblatt™ telegraphs some speculations on the purpose of Lord Kitchener’s plan to visitrgunh. He says:— “Various ohiects are ascribed ...

... Lord Kitchener Refused 'even to discuss the incorporation of the ;Volunteers. and the proposal was aband lotted. It was ealeillatod at the time of the split that about 160,000 followed the National Volunteers and 10.0(X) followed the Sinn Feiners, but ...

... LONDON KITCHEN GARDENS. WAE-TIUE AGRICULTUKE, Mia O'Sullinn. formerly Mice Palmer Tralee, baa eecuted a eigaal eacceaa otganiaer io Locdoa ! Lut Saturday afternoon Lady Denman, accom paniad her two young daughter*, formally opened tba Willow Stieet Farmery ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S MISSION, Buraau, Taasday, 6.30 p.m. Lord Kitchener, the imitation of bn Imperial Majesty, bad left England visit to Bnuia. Tbe Secretary of State was accompanied by Ur O’Beirne, Sir Frederick Donaldson and Brigadier-General Ellersbaw ...

... THE NEW EARL KITCHENER, Lord Kitchener, like Lord Woleeley and Lord Roberts, leaves direct heir to inherit bis honours. He is succeeded, ttys the “ Daily Chroniole, by bis elder brother, Colonel Henry Elliott Chevallier Kitchener, late in command ol ...

... LORD KITCHENER A KERRYMAN. Lord Kitchener was the third child of tbe late Colonel Henry Kitchener, who came to Kerry after the famine of 1847. Colonel Kitchener was friend of tbe late Mr. Pierce Mahony of Kilmorna, who lent him Gunsborough Villa, about ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH Glin. Wednesday. Here as elsewhere throuzhout the entire world the drowning of Earl Kitchener and his Staffl has cansed consternation. In Glin the peovle have a :hpmll interest for the deceased soler was brought up from infency ...

... Lord Kitchener and his Staff Drowned. LOST IN SUNKEN CRUISER, The public will be shocked by the terrible news that Lord Kitchener drowned while on a voyage to Lussia. It is not believed• that any survivors irom . the ill-fated ship will be found. A great ...