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... Coseington, and in more recent years Lord Kitchener's nephews have been in attendance at a school in SyAtnn. Lieut.-Colonel H. H. Kitchener was blind. Lord Kitchener'. brother, Lient-Colonal H. E. C. Kitchener. of Broome Park. Canterbury, is his heir. ...
... Lord KITCHENER KILLED ON WARSHIP. ...
... AT THE WAR OFFICE. Kitchener's Oood Work. When the present war broko out lord Kitchener held the appointment of Agent, Consul General and Minister Plenipotentiary in Egypt, to which he had been appointed in 1911. He was, as a matter of fact, at home on ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S RECORD. Lord Kitchener, whose name is a bongo. boki word owing to his military eervices, was •lir son of Lieut.-Colonel Henry Horatio t.iwoer. nth Dragoorm of Coggin/ton. ...
... Lord Kitchener and Staff on Board. ALL HOPE ABANDONED. The following official deepateh, which issued from the Prees Bureau this afternoon, will be read with deep regret notonly in Britain, but tlwoughout the Empire,:— _ PRESS BUREAU, Tuesday. The Secretary ...
... Office announces, with referen:e to the announcement of the of H.M.S. liarnpshile. that the special party accompanying Lord Kitchener included:— Lieut.-Colnnel 0. A. Fitzgerald, , Personal Military Secretary. Brigadier-General W. Ellershaw. Second Lieut. ...
... LOSS OF THE HAMPSHIRE. Apparently at the Admiralty and the War Office no hope is entertained of Lord Kitchener having eacaped. At 'both buildings flags have been placed at bait-mast. The War Council met to-day and bat for inst over two hours. ...
... LORD ICITCHENER'S SISTER. Lord Kitchener's sister, Mrs. Parker, is a well-known temininist. During the odfragint activities+ a few yearn ago she did important ndi,t work. although she we.: never r+rtZtred with the ultra-militant section. ...
... IN AFRICA AND INDIA. After the first stages of the l'rensvaal Lord Kitchener became Chief of Lord Roberts's Staff, and subsequently was Commander-in-Chief in Smith Africa until the conclusion of peace. when he was created a Viscount with special remainders; ...
... read to the house. A member of the Mouse recently stated that this involved a great deal of preparation, and that Lord Kitchener had never yet fallen into the habit of getting someone else to write his bpUOCheft for him. At informal talks, sucii as Wok ...
... Expedition. FM the latter he aleo received freqoent mention in dispatches', as well as various decorations. In 1885 Lord Kitchener was appointed Her Majesty's Commiseioner for the delimitation of the territory of Zanzibar. As Pasha he 'served in the Egyptian ...
... l. Ile received the thanks of Parliament with a grant of £30,000 and the G.C.8.. and was rained to the Peerage as Baron Kitchener of Khartoum. He was also voted the freedom of the City and the &word of Honour by the Corporation of London. ...