... health, Colonel Kitchener went beck to Egypt in the lautumn as Adjutant-General to the Egyptian Army, and took part in the fighting on the Soudan frontier under the Sirdar, Sir Francis Grenfell. On December 20th, 1888, Colonel Kitchener distinguiebed himself ...

... report has yet been received from the search party on shore. DIED ON DUTY. Lord Kitchener's Mission. The following was issued by the Press Bureau last evening:— Lord Kitchener, the invitation of his Imperial Majesty, had loft England on a visit to Russia ...

... deeper shadow of gloom over the country thaa the announcement of the death under tragic ei remoteness of Field-Mandsel Lord Kitchener, the Secretary of State for War. We mourn all the brave teen who met their death with him, aid deplore the km of another ...

... THE INDIAN COMMAND. Lord Kitchener retained the command in South Africa till tee end of November, 1902, wben lin was appointed to the ConimanderehipinChiet of India. In his new sphere, his lordship set himself to work again reorganisation schemes—accompanied ...

... terms, referred to the deaths of Lord Kitchener, his staff and the crew of the ship that conveyed them. That, said, was victory for the enemy. It was deep Borrow for ourselves. They would not lament Lord Kitchener to-day. had gained a reputation which ...

... terrible news which .had reached them that Lord Kitchener and all his staff, tegethee with the crew of the ship, had joined the men who had laid down their lives for their nountry. We will not ! lament Lord Kitchener to-day, said lion! Rosebery. He lived a ...

... Scotland Yard. An Irishman the ar fisoretory, was 36 years of age. Sergi. McLaughlin was appointed to I attend upon Lord Kitchener about the coonnierimment of the war, and had amompaiiied his lordship on severaemnrueya to France. as roll as on more distant ...

... to the Prime Minister: Citizens of London have received with profound distress news of the death of Field Martha! Earl Kitchener, Secretary of State for War, himself a distinguished iitisitm, anal Places on record ita sorrow that the earner_of. immeisenr- ...

... lives. . Wo'. w , The Daily Telegraph, of Lord Kitchener, remarks: 'i n ...

... WAR SUMMARY. e ' n to the -world yesterday by the Heath of Earl' Kitchener, his crew of His Majesty's through that vessel having Rl' th© west the Orkney Islands, , 4 mine or a > torpedo. Lord XVaa being conveyed by her invitation of the Czar, and his ...

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... CHARACTERISTIC.. In . character sketch of Lord Kitchener, '!Lather few years . AT, th ot e writer said . wielded by tats Egyptian ma, mad ZUN't 19lt as a pcnther, with the strong lower jaw that denotes determination and strength of character, the Birder ...