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... official statement during t.bo war has created great sensation or such keen regret as the announcement the death of Lord Kitchener, early this afternoon. The first intimation tamo upon Loudon just at tho close of the luncheon interval, and was received ...
... the day’s work,” we are told. ” was not enough for Kitchener.” The Palestine Exploration Expedition, Jjent upon a trigonometrical survey, found an opening for his next activity. Lieutenant Kitchener was appointed to fill the place vacant by the death ...
... recalled the encounter between Lord Kitchener end the rench Major Marchend Fashoda. The eneoun'er was extremely dePcote. and was fraught with possibilities of the most serious international consequence, but Lord Kitchener proved himself equal to the occasion ...
... people KITCHENER ARMY The response of the nation Lord Kitchener’s appeal, backed as it was eloquent by the Prime Minister and the united efforts of public men of all shades of opinion, will not soon forgotten. The first 500,000 men of Kitchener's Army ...
... the quiet, resolute, inspiring influence and organising genius of Lord Kitchener. |lis loss will be almost as great blow to our Russian Allies as to ourselves, for Lord Kitchener was on his way to Russia when the deadly weapon, whether mine torpedo is ...
... wN W CAPT. The earldom goes to the gallant soldiers elder brether, Colonel H. E. Chevallier Kitchener, though 69 years of age, placed himself at the disposal of the Government on the of the war, and was accepted. He took pért in the South-West Africa ...
... feared, a host of gallant men, but none more truly lamented than the great soldier. (Topical.) RD KITCHENER WITH SIR WILLIAM ROBERTS Lord Kitchener photographed during a recent visit London, with him being General Sir William Robertson, Chief of the ...
... Two COOD TO BE TRUE. Whik the shock of the news of Lord Kitchener's fate was etill fresh, a report through London like 4 prairie Sire thet Lord Kitchener had been saved. It was current-in the City, in the West End, and io the suburbs. It spread to the ...
... Commissioner in London : Lord Kitchener was not only great man, but the opinion, Dominions ho was institution. [ The cad news will create a very profound impression the Dominion*. The Hon. B. B. Wise. (or Now South Wales: Lord Kitchener was due tile adoption ...
... jv*, l- 8 tollow\ to tile Army:— ,r,U ' profound V winch Secrc- lias lost ids life °l ii,., .° special mission to • S, of Kitchener gave service Zf ] y his •■ia, c ...
... lie had Bought for him at the 2 ish price of £23, Lord Kitchener handled it ¥ ness and delight, saying: “A mandarin woul over this and put it in Mr. Partridst » strees'on the fact that Lord Kitchener never b# anything at « high price. ...
... THE YORKSHIRE POST. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7. 191(1. A NATIONAL TRAGEDY LORD KITCHENER LOST AT SEA. DROWNED WITH HIS STAFF. ...