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... LORO KITCHENER. were the Grand Duke Michael of Russia and Lord Olenconner. Although Sir Edward Grey had so appointments for diplomatic interview* ,it the Foreign Office, ther# were many foreign representatives among the callers at that department to convey ...
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... EAST BANK HOUSE, Doffcocktr; three entertainmg-roomr. six bedrooms, bath. w.c.. Ac., stables. Large garage, kitchen garden, large tennis lawn* and nicely wooded.—Ar->ly. Woods. Darbtshire-st.. Bolton. BCLARBNDOK -GEOVE, off Bromwicb-st, » BMigb; 2 cn ...
... THE NEW EARL. Lord Kitchener, like Lord and Lord Roberta, laarea no diraat heir to inherit his honours. ie aucoeedad by bis brother. Colonel Henry Elliott Chevalier Kitchener, late in commend of the depot the West Indian Regiment. The new Earl served ...
... 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 ...
... official residence EMPIRE MOURNING. LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH AT SEA* WHERE THE CRUISER WAS LOST. KINO HURRIEDLY RETURNS TO LONDON. PREMIER AT THE PALACE. Only one or two the railway officials were aware of Lord Kitchener's presence, and now the facte have not ...
... served usual apprenticeship in uniform, and had been engaged upon vary important caaes. was appointed to attood upoa Lord Kitchener about the men cement the war. and had accompanied hie journeys to France and elsewhere. was about S6 yean age, and loaves ...
... Botha, who wa* much affected, the adjournment the House, which was once acted upon. HOW BOLTON RECEIVED THE NEWS. News Lord Kitchener's death came Bolton the shock of sudden personal bereavement. It gripped the heart new* of the death of other subject could ...
... a telegram of condolence to Mr. Asquith expressing the French Government’s deep sense of the loss sustained the death of Kitchener. He adds-. *’ country will never forget that gallant and fertile organiser, whose premature loss it deplores today with the ...
... Secretary of State for has lost his life while proceeding ...
... OFFICE; Tin, Co. wi«* this afternoon the thought* the recent naval write# Toodll, M.P. The latest resulting In the death Lord Kitchener and hie staff gives os all a melancholy and unnerving shock. Wo deeply and sincerely mourn the loss all who have fallen or ...
... thought to impossible. The secrets his power were industry, concentration, persistence. second great demand on us is that Lord Kitchener’s death shall no way dismay us. Although his wise counsel, his sagacious perception, his inflexible will, are lost to us ...