... described demoralised and deserting. . LORO KITCHENER. Nearly all the nations of the world have paid tribute through official channels and the Press to the splendid services to Britain of the late Lord Kitchener. King George end the British Government have ...

... LORD KITCHENER. TRIBUTES TO SPLENDID SERVICE. (Continued from Page 4.) SOUTH AFRICA. —* GENERAL BOTHA’S FEELING TRIBUTE, Capetown. Wednesday. —Lord Buxton has made suggestion that simultaneous memorial icrvices for Lo;xl Kitchener should held throughout ...

... Lord Kitchener's Lord Kitchener was the Crst soldier the head the War Office for decades. was called to office at a moment of crisis, and now that Army administration has been adjusted the extraordinary conditions of the present time, he will certainly ...

... LORD KITCHENER. National mourning has never touched deeper notes of woe than are stirred bv the thunderbolt of Lord Kitchener’s tragic death. For a time the country was dazed and unable to realise the awful thing that had befallen it. Hope, fed on rumours ...

... LORD KITCHENER: Both Houses of Parliament have now paid tribute to the life and work of Lord Kitchener. Speeches of touching and stately eloquence enshrine our public records the qualities of man who had impressed himself upon the country and upon the ...

... THE KITCHENER MEMORIAL. The report of the resolution authorising expenditure memorial Lord Kitchener was formally agreed to without discussion. THE PETROL DUTY the rejtort of Budget resolutions Ways and Means, Mr. LOUGH (W. Islington. L). on the resolution ...

... THE KITCHENER BOWL. —♦— An incident happened at Christie’* which lifted bidding into the plane of honour. On the Thursday before Lord Kitchener sailed sent for his expert-friend, Mr. Frank Partridge, to have chat on Chinese porcelain. On parting. Lord ...

... LATE LORD KITCHENER. The SPEAKER took the chair the House Commons at 2.45 'p.m. yesterday. Mr. TENNANT, answering Mr. Gionell (N. Westmeath. said all tho women arrested in connection with tho Irish insurrection had been released except five, against whom ...

... Heckling Lord Kitchener, many members who would.have shaken the dust Westminster off their feet to-day have delayed their departure in order to present at the conference with Lord Kitchener to-morrow. It is anticipated that there will be big attendance ...

... LORD KITCHENER’S APPEAL —♦ ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT FOR SALE. There is now on view at the Gift 48, Pall Mall, London, original letter which Lord Kitchener wrote when appealed for 300,000 recruits for the now armies, and it is for sale on behalf of the British ...

... ALLEGED PROMISE BY LORD KITCHENER Sir ARTHUR MARKHAM (Mansfield, the Prime Minister whether he was that the late Lord Kitchener on 31st October. 1914, bad interview hi* request with Brigadier-General Owen Thomas, the Minister of Munitions also being present ...

... spoke of Farl Kitchener of Khartoum.** And in another second had lost the preacher for a time in the subject. him might said, was Wellington Tennyson. •• That tower strength Which stood four square ad the winds that blew.” And Kitchener was measured the ...