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... PRE93)IIIREALT, 3 55 p.m . - ;The AV . at . .o.ilee:nptifiesiAith'.lrfeieb&e to of,the:loos Hetopshiie ispeeial Conainied Lard Kitchener. .vrith o. A. ktzgiyAld, personal u..ntory secretary; Brigadier• General W.,Bilerahaw R. Msopherson, - . Bth. Cameron; High ...
... FLEET AT 10.30 THIS MORNING I HATE TO REPORT WITH DEEP REGRET THAT H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE (CAPT. HERBERT SATILL, 8.N.), WITH LORD KITCHENER AND HIS STAFF BGiRO. WAS SUNK LAST NIGHT ABOUT 8 P.M.» TO THE WEST OF THE ORKNEYS, EITHER BY MINE OR TORPEDO. PATROL TESSELS ...
... oorme, would have been far heavier blow hod happened before the greatest work of his life had been well-nigh aosnpleced. For Kitchener will go down not the viator Khartoum, not the general who brought the Boer war feßzooe—fui conclusion, not much for any of ...
... Tea Services; cut Table Glass, capital Kitchen Qreascr, end other Kitchen Effects; Lady’s Bil-vcle. EMPIRE VACUUM CLEANER. Lawn Mower, capital Portable MOTOR-HOUSE, nearly-cew Wringing and Mangling Machine, Kitchen Dressers and Cupboards. Aviary, and Outdoor ...
... —TM normal complement of the Hampshire 655 officers and men. ratio Herbert Kitchener, created Kitchener, of Khartoum and 1914, was the son of the late t.. Cot. H. H. Kitchener. of Cossing- Leicestershire. and Frances, ;btu of the Rev. J. Chevallier, of ...
... COVENTRY AND LORD KITCHENER. THE MAYOR'S REQUEST. The Mayor of Coventry issues a that all controlled firms and all those possessing flag-poles and flag,, should fly the Union Jack half-mast and to-morrow mark of respect Lord Kitchener*, memory. THE CHARGE ...
... birthplace is concerned. Horatio Herbert Kitchener the second son of Lieut.-Colonel H. {kitchener, of the 13th Dragoons, who married ! Frances, daughter of the Bfev. Dr. Chevallier, of ' v 'ji Hall, Suffolk. The Kitcheners are tnglian family and have been connected ...
... PREMIER’S TRIBUTE. Lord Kitchener will down in British history fee only m«n who b*s won double reputation a« commander war and political ruler ia peace. Since the war has won now reputation maker of armies. the English Carnot, the organiser victory Only ...
... ACCOMMODATION comprises four Bod Rooms, Billiard Room, Bath Room and Lavatory. Entrance Hall and Vestibule throe Reception Rooms. Kitchen Scullery, Pantries, and Cellarage. The Grounds are well laid out and include Toniu« Lawn. The Property is leasehold for unexpired ...
... INSPECTION THE CITY BATTALIONS. Although rumoured various times since ! the outbreak of the war that Lord Kitchener had paid surreptitious visit Birmingham i-i connection with the supply of munitions, nothing was ever publicly ' known concerning these ...
... MISSION DISCUSSION OF IMPORTANT MILITARY financial questions. The following was issued by the Trees Bureau this evening; Lord Kitchener, the invitation of his Imperial Majesty, had left England a visit Russia. The Secretary of State was accompanied Mr. O’Bierne ...
... asked suddenly *• It's right the other end of the hou>e. miss. Tn the old part, over the Servants' quarters, the hall and kitchens. Will you show the way: The sjirl hesitate*!. , Hadn't you fetter wait a Utile, sec- if master comes down again, -. s ...