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... Kitchener and the Volunteers. Many energetic Volunteers who have been steadily drilling for months past and doing much useful military work, cannot fail to feci a certain degree disappointment Lord Kitchener's recent pronouncement on the subject the ...
... Lord Kitchener. To-day the British Empire mourns the death of Jord Kitchener uwnder tragic and unexampled circumstances for a Ximister of the Crown. On his way to Russia in H.M.S, Hampshire that vessel was sunk eitoer vy a mime or a torpedo Aff the Orkney ...
... LORD KITCHENER DROWNED. ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S HEIR Among the many honours conterred upen Earl Kitchener wero those of the Order of Merit, Knight of St. DPatrick, and Knight of the Garter. The KG. was conferred following th remaval of the banmers of certain “unworthy lKuu:hu from ...
... L 7, 1916, LORD KITCHENER. PRESS TRIBUTES. Lord Kitchener is dead, and the Britieh Empire has inst sustained one of the heaviest losses which it has been called upon to bear during the whole war. Lhe news came upon Letdon yesterday like a crushing and ...
... EARL KITCHENER, K.G. EAST ANGLIAN ANCESTRY A BRILLIANT SOLDIER AND DIPLOMAT. ...
... or‘ them Migh Stewards of the ancient borough of Ipswich. Kitchener was a rock, a pillar, ‘aninu which the critics beat in vain. The ‘British world tolerated attack on everyone but ‘Kitchener, but those who ventured to assail his credit were soon humbled ...
... IDNESDAY, JUNE LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH! DEEDS AT THE FRONT. TRIBUTE FROM FRENCH PREMIER PParis, Tuesday Night M. Briand las addressed the following telegram to Mr. Asquith:—- “Deeply moved by the grievous loss which the Government of Mis Britannic Majesty ...
... MOURNING THE GREAT SOLDIER. MANY PUBLIC TRIBUTES TO LORD KITCHENER. ILOSS TO THE EMPIRE “HE HAS DIED IN HARNESS IN THE COUNTRY'S SERVICE.” The Lord Mayor of London sent the following telegram to the Prime Miunister :— The Citizens of London have received ...
... turned to Earl Kitchener for the stupendous work of organising an army ‘.m enough to cope with the military hordes of the great Continental Powers. On August sth, 1914, the British public hailed with acclamation the appointment of Earl Kitchener as Secretary ...
... the borderland district of Suffolk in 1663, and in the centuries following the name of Kitchener was familiar in many parishes of the Newmarket district. Earl Kitchener’s grandfather was a London merchant, who married (his second matrimonial venture) a daughter ...
... 1911, Lord Kitchener paid a second visit to Ipswich to show his appreciation of the wurk of the Boy Scouts in the county ond elsewhere. A great rally was arranged to take place at Portman Road cricket and foothall grourd. Lord Kitchener was met at the ...