... t-— memorial service will lie held in St. Paul's arhedra) The date and fnrtber par ri an. art. w iU announced triMlbla. KITCHENER STORIES. Ills liehiikes to DandiHei] Soldiers. AVell, Lord Kit&honor,” a prominent citizon Capetown is reported have said ...

... Bf prrwtitnom aj Th» SpJurt. LORO KITCHENER IN HIS GARTER ROBES. THE KING AND LORD KITCHENER. By his Majesty's commands the following Order has been issued to tho Ar/jsy >- ~ . • . The King has teamed with profound regret of the disaster by which tho ...

... stood the goal at last. A general conception Lord Kitchener at tu&t time was based ou the stirring narrative the campaign, written the late Air. O. U Sieevene. Major-General bir Horatio Herbert Kitchener (he wrote 1!>98) is years old the book, but that ...

... the War Office. It was «oon discovered that the new comer was able relieve Kitchener of much the administration which prnperlv belonged the Chief of Staff, and lord Kitchener was able revert his constitutional place as Secretary of State and member of ...

... KITCHENER DEAD: KING’S TRIBUTE IN MESSAGE TO ARMY. DISASTER TO CRUISER BOUND FOR RUSSIA. LORD KITCHENER AND HIS STAFF DROWNED. ALL ON BOARD LOST. ...

... upon returning to Buckingham Falnco yesterday was despatch telegram of condolence and sympathy to Mv Parker, the of Lord Kitchener. ...

... come* to written shall see that the greatest name recorded will be that of Lord Kitchener, KITCHENER THE MIDLANDS. I>n Saturday afternoon, March last tear. I>>rd Kitchener paid living visit to l.n fcfield to u.-« parade or troops. Including the Ist and ...

... EMPIRE MOURNS LOSS OF LORD KITCHENER. Lord Kitchener and General Sir William Robertson on the occasion ol an inspection troops. Leaving the War Office with General Joffre when the latter was paying visit to London. ■ ,• . ~■ v^.y^.^.-, >:■,.• ...

... KITCHENER’S FINE CAREER. Indomitab’e Will Secret Success. HIS MANY BIG TASKS. Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener, G.C.8., G.C.il., 0.M., was born in at BallylongfortlTTh Kerry, and was, therefore, many British soldiers have been in the piiet, connected with ...

... LATEST NEWS. (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE.) KITCHENER’S SUCCESSOR AT WAR OFFICE. Should the Post be held by-a Civilian? The following comments appear in morning papers on the death of Lord Kitchener and the question of his successor at the War Oflico : “DAILY ...

... rescue were listened to with From all parts of the Midlands we. received telephone of ansious inquiry fact, the news that Kitchener had been saved must have travelled as as the Admiralty statement of his death One persistent rumour was that K. K.” had ...

... was in this mistaken view of the situation that Lord Roberta relinquished command the army in November. 1900, leaving Lord Kitchener in his place. Two days after Lord Roberts had sailed from Capetown, the British outpost at Ncoitgedach was seized, 500 men ...