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... ORD CHENER'S The War Oflice with reference to the announcement of the loss that the special party occompany: ing Lord Kitchener included Lieut.-Col. A. Fitzgerald, personal pultary eecretary, Brigadier-Generai W. MacPherson Second-Lieut. (8th Cameron ...
... Egypt and England. Horatio Herbert Kitchener, first Earl Kitchener •f Khartum and spall in the County of Suffolk, was born House. Ballylongford, Co. Kerry, June 24. 1850. His father, Lieutenant- CeioDei Horatio Kitchener, belonged to Cmamgton. Leicestershire; ...
... Lord Ritehener wax born at Crotten House, Pniiriongforth Co. Kerry, on June Se, 1693. and was son of the late Lt-Col. H. H. Kitchener, of Cothington, Leiceeterebfre. After studying at Woolwich he entered the Royal Engineer.. of which he war made lieutenant ...
... LORD KITCHENER AND STAFF LOST AT SEA. THIS AFTERNOON. The Secretary of the Admiralty announces that the fellewing telegram has been received from the Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Fleet at 10.30 this morning:— I have to report with deep regret that ...
... Yet, heving in vigw the number of enemy vessels and sailors sunk by our OWN men, it may prove true that the death of Lord Kitchener will have = more disastrous effect upon the course of the wer from Britsin’s point of view than the loses of ships and men ...
... become British Agent and Consul-General. Lord Kitchener's work in Egypt was interrupted by the outbreak of the European •E but had produced many salutary changes and When The war broke out. Lord Kitchener was actually on his way back to Egypt. He was ...
... N At the end of 1888 Lord Kitchener sun- moned from the Soaden for of con- quest on the African con tinent, and his sppoint- 2c Chist of the Stall to the new’ Com. mander-in-Chief (Lord Roberts) was hailed with general satisfaction, he! not a little in ...
... busaness mind of a keen English soldier, young Kitchener had little to inhent from his father but his sword, wrote Mr. T. P. o’Connor. And fthe people, now that the time has arrived, do not realise that Kitchener's rise was slow, and so oiten interrupted, ...
... Satin-Walnut Bedroom Buttes, Pairs of Toilets, Walnut Sideboards, Piano, 2 Overmantels, Bedsteads, Bedding, Wringer, and Numerous Kitchen Utenalla. All be cold privately on Saturday, June Bid, from 9 to p.m., and the rime every day nasi week until it is cleared ...
... Let or Sell.—Woodbine House, 427, Meanwood Road, dining, drawing room, kitchen round floor}, bathroom. ratec fruit and vegetable garden, ¢ ouses, wash-house; £35 and ...
... tarma modarata. 7 Ci ASTLEIOM.—Sitting-room aid Liberty. IRnpman. Bakar’noaonua, CaaUaten. Grosmont. rooms, sitting-room, kitchen, also garden; pleasantly situated; oloaa moors and station. Woodall Houm, Oroamont^l DANDY.— Detached Houm lei, foniabad, ...
... unmarried. The heir to the title is his eldest brother, Colonel Heary Chevallier Kitchener. of Lord Kitchener, with a distingui record, is Major-general rick Walter Kitchener, who served Egypt and South ...