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... presence of Load irapid. for while in 1884 he was a captain I Kitchener in Egypt. The Foreign Mies in 1896 he was Major-General Sir H. H hesitation was perfectly natural, but the Kitchener K.C.M.G., C.B. In that year balance of advantage was in favour ...
... known Lord Kitchener personally. says that Lord Kitchener had an educated staff of efficient collaborators, and even though some of them have perished the British Army has still left a large number of capable commanders. Though Lord Kitchener is dead his ...
... es The late Lord KITCHENER. Pboto by Elliott tad Fry. ...
... LORD KITCHENER DROWNED. H.M.S. Hampshire Sunk on Her Way to Russia ...
... SUMMARY. It is with citron° regrot so have to armorial , the death of Lord Kitchener and members of his staff, as the result of the sinking of H.M.S. Hampshire, either through a. mine or a torpedo, when off the Orkney Islands. The Secretary of State for ...
... Russia. Lord Kitchener had left England on the invitation of S.I.M. the Tau on a visit to Russia, and at the request of his Majesty's Government was to have taken the opportunity of discussing important military and financial LORD KITCHENER'S STAFF. The ...
... famous figures the present time. Lord Kitchener's career had been closely associated with some of the greatest events of the last twenty years, and when, war was forced upon, us about two years ago it was to Lord Kitchener that the eyes of the people instinctively ...
... meeting met the offices of Messrs. Weatherby and Sons, Cavendish Square, and decided, owing to the lamentable death Lord Kitchener, to abandon the Windsor meeting, which was fixed to take place on Friday and Saturday ...
... remanded the charge of making a statement likely to cause disaffection the State. Prisoner was alleged to have stated that Lord Kitchener was never any good. ' ...
... fight on, and the more bravely—if that be possibleisecause they have taken our Kitchener from es. Let us be thankful that there are still *en left who will take Kitchener's place, and carry on his good work. We mast not be so fearfully and hopelessly ...
... GERMAN MISCALCULATIONS. EVENING NEWS. TELEPHONES: 3387 CITY (11 Lines). Amsterdam message states that German circles Lord Kitchener's death is considered as better than a German victory, lliey probably believe that Great Britain and the Allies, deprived ...
... made well again when he knew what he had to undergo. A member of the tribunal: Isn't it horrible to vou that such man Lord Kitchener should be drowned to save us? Yes, it is. The application dismissed. ...