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... THE LATE EARL KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM. LORD KITCHENER IN THE ROBES OF A KNIGHT OF THE MOST NOBLE ORDER OF THE GARTER, JUNE, 1915 DRAWN BY CHRISTOPHER CLARK Copyrighted in the U.S. A On the King's birthday in June, 1915, Lord Kitchener was created a Knight ...
... LORD KITCHENER AIL1L HIS^HOHOUIRS. DECORATIONS, WAR MEDALS, AND HONOURS-BRITISH AND FOREIGN-- OF THE LATE FIELD-MARSHAL EARL KITCHENER DRAWN FOR THE SPHERE1' BY G. BRON The Order of the Garter is the premier order of Great Britain. The insignia of this ...
... KITCHENER AS A CLUBMAN GUEST OF THE SAVAGES. U *HE SAVAGE CLUB'S DINNER TO THE VICTORIOUS SIRDAR IN 1898': r I j hrt'&l -1. 'v '-the invitation-card.. _JB3 j ,y|, ,v 0 I J KITCHENER AS THE GUEST OF HONOUR OF THE SAVAGE CLUB ON HIS RETURN FROM THE SOUDAN ...
... I THE NATION'S LAST TRIBUTE TO ITS WAR LORD THE MEMORIAL SERVICE TO LORD KITCHENER AT Si. PAULS Drawn by Arthur Garratt. Copyrighted in the United States and Canada. The never-surfeited sea, which has exacted a double toll from our Island-Empire within ...
... I THE NATION'S LAST TRIBUTE TO ITS WAR LORD THE MEMORIAL SERVICE TO LORD KITCHENER AT Si. PAULS Drawn by Arthur Garratt. Copyrighted in the United States and Canada. The never-surfeited sea, which has exacted a double toll from our Island-Empire within ...
... really truly hot. g Where the hot-water supply is dependent on the g Hi kitchen range the difficulty is that the children s bath- g II time comes just when all the heat of the kitchen fire is g Hj wanted for cooking dinner consequently the bath water g US ...
... KITCHENE1 3 KHARTOUM. Bust of Kitchener, standing 18 inches high. This is one of the latest portraits of Lord Kitchener, for which a special sitting was given by hint to Harrods' artist. Price £15 15 0 Real Bronze Figure of Lord Kitchener, by a well known artist ...
... HE LABOURED WITH AN ASSIDUITY BEYOND ALL PRAISE -mr. asquith's eulogy of lord kitchener DRAWN BY CHRISTOPHER CLARK, JUNE. 1916 Copyrighted in the U.S.A. The late field-marshal is here seen in his chair at the War Office, where he worked, as Mr. Asquith ...
... beautiful parts of Gloucester shire, surrounded by well-wooded country three large reception-rooms, large hall, large kitchen and back kitchen with two ranges, pantry, larder, lavatory and cellars, ten bedrooms, linen cup board, boxroom, bathroom (h. and o ...
... saluted affably): 1 don't think I've met you, have I? AFFABLE One: ''Not socially as yet, but I used to do work in yer kitchens before I took to munitions ...
... safe to say that without his personality compulsion would have become necessary a very great deal earlier than it did. Lord Kitchener leaves a big gap in the Government, and one that it is lmpossioie tuny to nu. rnaeea, Mr. Asquith seldom had a more difficult ...
... two miles from Symond's Yat, 1 mile from Kerne Bridge station containing on the ground floor dining-room, sitting-room, kitchen, scullery, coalhouse, wash-house, lavatory; on the second floor three bedrooms, and above two good attics, bathroom, with ...