... sympathy of the Federal Council with the Government on the death of Karl Kitchener. ITALY. Rome. Wednesday. newspapers express profound regret. The d’ltalia” says;—“Loro Kitchener died like Nelson—on the deck of warship.”—Reuter. PORTUGAL. Lisbon, Wednesday ...

... had many personal relations with Lord Kitchener. Indeed, have only seen him three or four times, but two of the occasions on which I saw him were memorable, and I shall not forget them as long I live. Lord Kitchener two occasions mot the representatives ...

... existed beiween Lord Kitchener and mytclf. trust that may prevent the House from thinking I cm imprudent if 1 few words on this subject. no* speak of Kitchener fi*-!d marshal or of Lord Kitchener the administrator. I speak only of Kitchener— K *’ as called ...

... his health Colonel Kitchener went back to Egypt in the autumn as Adjutant General to tho Egyptian Army, and look part the fighting on the Soudan frontier under the Sirdar. Sir Franci* Grenfell. On December 20. 1888, Colonel Kitchener distinguished himself ...

... ANOTHER “K.” STORY. Mr. C. H. Hudson recalls the following good story tho lato l ord Kitchener told by Sir Andrew Fraser in bis book, Among Indian Rajahs and Ryots. The occasion wae dinner given in honour of the Araocr of Afghanistan, at Calcutto, by ...

... under debt which cannot be measured words for the services Lord Kitchener has rendered since the beginning of the war. The result of the debate was that the motion was withdrawn, and Kitchener invited his critics to meet him. This meeting took place at the ...

... GiTIONAL CHLBCH. TOMOPSOW (SUNDAVI. 11)6 INST. Morning at U: REV A PENNY EVANS. Eremn: 6 NATIONAL SERVICE IN MEMORY OF LORD KITCHENER.” Preaciier.’ REV A. PEN EVANS. Special Miujc. Collections lor Y.M.C.A Hui* Fujid. Soldiers and Sailors Specially Invited ...

... Frontier of India in 1907-8. was staff officer Lord Kitchener his mission to Japan, Australia, and New Zealand, 1909, and after a spell at the Staff College was military secretary to Lord Kitchener, commanding troops the Coronation 1911, general staff ...

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... vitality. There is no Lord Morley ready at hand “do” Lord Kitchener, and it will be rather difficult to find anyone who combines all the qualities required. few people knew the whole Kitchener; his life was so much a series of water-tight compartments ...

... most impressive service was held. Addressing the congregation. Archdracon Thomas Lloyd said in everything ne undertook Lord Kitchener was faithful to nis motto Thorough.” When the war broke out he called upon hi» countrymen to practise the mo«t rigid sel ...

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