... Empire. Lord Kitchener will be mourned by the Army as a great soldier, who, under conditions of unexampled diffieulty, rendered supreme and devontl service both to the Army and the State. By Command of Army Council, NAMES OF LORD KITCHENER'S PARTY. 1 The ...

... invitation of the Russian Emperor, Kitchener meekly oomplied and led to the Lord Kitchener left England on • visit to' smoking room' Russia, and, at the request of the British Government, was to have taken the oppor.l KITCHENER TRIBUTES. tunity of discussing ...

... and Gordon avenged. General Kitchener wax created Baron Kitchener of Khartoum and of Aspen, in Suffolk, and wade a G.C.B. and he went hack to Egypt as Governor-deneral and Commander-in- THE FASHODA AFFAIR. Lord Kitchener proved himself • diplo. matiat ...

... has been spent, in service to the State. | 1t is not believed Lord Kitchener would travel with a large Staff. was not usually his practice. : g It #‘mt necessary to sa{ that Lord Kitchener’'s loss, deeply as.it « will be deplored, will make no difference ...

... Canadian High Coinini,,,iuner in Lululou:— Lord Kitchener was not only a great man, but, in th e opinion of the Dominions, he was en institution. Mon. B. R. Wise, Agent-General for N. S. Wales T., Lord Kitchener due the adoption of the system of Universal ...

... for of one week, commeaciag June of un'.lom and on the greater' 1 . ■°Rl> KITCHENERS STAFF fiie War Uib-.c lat>-r announced that ••I'Ccial pariy c-.i H.M.fe. of Loiu Kitchener, Lieut.- C'doacl U. A. I*jugeiald tDcrecual Milil-,7 -wrct.u\) Brigadier•Ocnerul ...

... FEELING IN TRALEE. The announcement of the death of Lord Kitchener created a profound aensation in Tralee. A native Kerry, Lord Kitchener’s military achievements and the high position he held in the Army were regarded with feelings of pride by his fe ...

... wainilh. That quaint thsciipiion might Jiltingly applied Lord Kitchener, the man who more than any other living mortal once hold the destiny of England in the hollow of his hand. For althoucdi Kitchener 's an Irishman —lie was born and bred in Co. Kerry—he v ...

... Prominent Men Tho following tributes arc i»aid Lord Kitchener: Lord speaking at Westminster u:u a«lernoo i, said I sure you would all wish me to express our profound sorrow tlio death Lord Kitchener. It would easy t*. criticise detaiie of Ids administration ...

... THIS DAY'S WAR NEWS. LORD KITCHENER'S FATE. It is officially announced that H.M.S. Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener and Staff on board, was sunk on Monday night west of the Orkneys by a mine or torpedo. Only some bhodies and a cap sized boat were found ...

... heart and made himself a machine to conquer the Soudan. Certainly Kitchener aid ant bests% much affection, and did not seek for any. KITCHENER'S PART IN THE WAR. As a soldier Lord Kitchener had his limitations. Be was tiot • strategist. His great work in ...

... honour shaking hands with Lord Kitchener Khartoum?” a withering stare upon her Kilchcner shook the protfered nd, and without a single word moved on. detested tlio nioim. V, and the young • la. » r who appeared before Kitchener wearing evc-glass seals l«is* ...