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... court reassembled, the President said that before the proceedings opened he felt he ought to refer to the death of Lord Kitchener. Mr. - Chambers, K.C., counsel for the accused, said that in place would his lose more keenly felt than Ireland. The cou ...
... LORD KITCHENER DROWNED WAY TO RUSSIA. ...
... tenacity of genius—the reasons known, and not from mere conceit or eelf-enfldenoy. Lord Kitchener and the Premier. This war brought Mr. Asquith and Lord Kitchener very much together, and it developad a warm friendship. The qualities both encouraged intimate ...
... coal receiver, all bra** and bedsteads, wool mattresses, wire 0lis » feather and wool beds, marble clock ments, pictures, kitchen dresser, vsXl items—iq all 350 lots. 0 On view this evening until 10.30 and w 0 i sale. Tel. Bank 4327, Waterloo 4CB. LOST ...
... roe Graat War fair. If anybody doubted the tremendous hold which Lord Kitchener had upon the popular imagination, he had only see the effect produced the rumour that had been saved. I was at the great Wounded Allies’ War Fair the Caledonian Market when ...
... LORD KITCHENER’S .MISSION. HI’OIiTANT CONFERENCE' RUSSIA. 4 BLITARV AND FINANCIAL QUESTIONS. Wlonins further roiumiinirnlion .if 6.30 p.m. j-aicnlay: on (lie invitation hnH.nal Majesty, has loft England a not i. Russia, Secretary State »as accompanied ...
... gone, Kitchener's army re mained —(hear, hear) —those millions of th Empire's sons who, a« sure night folJowec day, would ultimately achieve a victory tha would be lasting memorial to the great dea ...
... coal receiver, all bra** and bedsteads, wool mattresses, wire 0lis » feather and wool beds, marble clock ments, pictures, kitchen dresser, vsXl items—iq all 350 lots. 0 On view this evening until 10.30 and w 0 i sale. Tel. Bank 4327, Waterloo 4CB. LOST ...
... befallen Lord Kitchener, his staff, and the vessel on which they were proceeding to Russia comes upon us with such painful suddenness that our senses are simply stunned and we are unable to realise properly the nature of our loss. Lord Kitchener has been our ...
... JECIVItant. Round the Town. By WATCHMAN. Lord Kitchens,. It is safe to say that nothing which may }et occur in this staid: war will stagger the British nation more than did yesterday's tragic , news that Lord Kitchener and all his staff had gone down • with ...
... the net earnings. HOLT. \' Am«lordain. Tuesday. *J hrony-iout Holland the new?, the tragic fate Which has overtaken Lord Kitchener has cau ...
... KISSED KITCHENER. STORY OF AN AUDACIOUS YOUNG LADY. A story of Lord Kitchener -which has not been related before was told at the confer- 1 ence of the British Imperial Council Commerce to-day, by Mr. J. A. S. Watson, of Cape Town. When Lord Kitchener passed ...