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... Powers was suddenly forced upon it, was to Lord Kitchener that the eyes of the people instinctively turned. I venture to think, although it is premature speak of such a matter, that when Lord Kitchener's career comes to be surveyed perhaps the greatest ...
... STOP PRESS. LATE LORD KITCHENER. Swiss Minister has expressed to Sir Edward Grey sympathy of Federal Council with the Government on death of Earl Kitchener. GERMAN BUDGET. Telegram from Berlin states the Reichstag has finally adopted Budget against votes ...
... and Britain, the food supplied by the Germans was uneatable. Two of the men were transported on stretchers. News of Lord Kitchener's death created profound sensation among them. —Reuter. ...
... lavish reward. He was created Baron Kitchener of Khartoum and of Aspall, in Suffolk, and made a G.C.8.: Parliament voted its thanks, with a grant of £30.000; and he received the Khedive’s medal with two clasps. Lord Kitchener look advantage War Pensions in ...
... BRITAIN'S GREAT SOLDIER. Britain to-day mourns the los 3 of Lord Kitchener. When the news of his tragic fate was flashed throughout the country yesterday the people were aghast at the great calamity that had befallen them. They had placed the War Secretary ...
... the war. In the afternoon a dramatic change came over the Stock Exchange when the startling news of the drowning of Lord Kitchener and his staff was published, which had absolutely a stunning effect upon the whole House. Although the markets maintained ...
... provided.—No. 50 I Ol Sal'-'in -liiribl. commission ; mly) J. Lyons \ VAN Sol.-in vi«e), ...
... IN MEMORIAM—LORD KITCHENER. Sound the Last Post, and bid the sad bell toll ~, In memory of our hero whom we see no more; , ~ Our mighty chief, who sleeps benea h the waves, , Which dash with thund'rous sound against his country's shore. Britons —If ...
... A -ROOMED HOUSE to Let; good 4 locality.—Apply Winton, 6 Alexandra Street. HOUSE (1 Public, a Bedrooms, Kitchen, etc.. Bath, h. and c.) to Let (Furnished) north side.—No. 128 Constitutional Office. ...
... Daily Express declares that . Kitchener never doubted eventual When he left London for the last knew it sure. For successor, may be, the best we can hope \ s efl e ' he may be inspired by Lord spirit and carry Lord Kitchener's work to a speedy and glorious ...
... and Miscellaneous Effects. Including Furniture, etc., removed from various sources. Order of Sale. At 11 Forenoon. : linor Kitchen Furnishings, Culinary Utensils, Crockery; D.B. to-bore B.L. Gun; Salmon and Trout Rods and • Reels, and other Sporting Requisites ...
... ST ANDREWS PROVOST ON KITCHENER'S FATE. At St Andrews Burgh Tribunal last niirbt Provost Aikman referred to the sad news that Lord Kitchener and his staff had been lost. It was all too terrible. The noble work which he had done for the countrv would live ...