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... LORD KITCHENER. 1850-1916. waves that ride in white cappl majesty. Cresting the ocean in its silent bed. Ride high in pride that thou art giv'a to be The shroud that our beloved dead! Deep in thy caves. 0 sea! the pearls abound. And ships that guarded ...
... NAMES OF KITCHENER’S STAFT. The of the War Office notifies, with reference to the announcement of the lota H.M Hampshire, (hat the tpectal party consisted Lord Kitchener, with Lt-Cd 0. H. FittOcrald. C.M.G. (pemnnal military secretary) Bngadier-Gen W ...
... LORD KITCHENER OF KHARTO SOME .OF OUR LOST LEADER'S LITTLE-KNOWN CHARACTERISTICS IN PRIVATE LIFE. By AN DMIRER. THE first time I saw_ Lord Kitchener was comparatively late in his career. It was at the lying-in-state of King Edward in Westminster Hall ...
... TRIBUTES LORD KITCHENER. Mr Asquith was have been present luncheon of the British Imperial Council Commerce Cannon Street Hotel toe sad news the Io»* Lord Kitchener and hie Staff prevented hi» doing so. Lord Deaborough. who presided, remarked that the ...
... it was to Lord Kitchener that the eyes of the people instinctively turned, and I venture to think, although it is premature to speak of such matters, that when Lord Kitchener’s career ;'* DEATH. The world’s tributes to Lord Kitchener and the latest news ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S , Ci i RK IN THE PRESEN k'atching the Turks at t Dardanelles, The enemy we re only thirty yards away and quite unawa f his use. Lord Kitch r with his brother [alter.. • Greeting an Indian officer who won the V.C. At the Allies' conference ...
... LORD KITCHENER. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,—l would like to be among the first to place a wreath on the noble and stainless memory of Lord Kitchener. Only laat Thursday D r , dittoed, Rev. J. H. Shakespeare, Dr. Garvie, and I were favoured with a ...
... KITCHENER DROWNED ON HIS WAY TO RUSSIA Jellicoe's Tragic Message from the Grand Fleet. ...
... MEN WHO DIED WITH LORD KITCHENER. fie. N. J. O'SgIRNI, of the OM's. (C. Prue. Mr. L. S. ROBERTSON, of the Ministry of itinltions. Whotoproos. Copt. H. J. SAVILL, of H.M.S. Hampshire. • .•. 4%:.,,i . / Y , t • 4 9 . -,. .. . ' t f • , • • ~,,,,, ...
... DEATH OF LORD KITCHENER. LOST IN SUNKEN CRUISER. MISSION TO RUSSIA. SO LIVES SAVED. ...
... AT THE WAR OPFICE. EMOTION OF LORD KITCHENER'S COLLEAGUES. The news was received at the War Office from the Admiralty shortly after 11 o'clock yesterday morning, Sir John Jellicoe's full dispatch following a few minutes later. The terms of the messages ...
... READ Mr. Bottomley's Tribute to Kitchener in the Sunday Pictorial : ...