... TO-DAY'S CLUB AND SOCIETY GOSSIP. KITCHENER: GAP AT WESTMINSTER. Although he spoke bus rarely in Parliament, ‘ Lord Kitchener's tragic death will leave at Westminsier (writes the London correspondent of the “Yorkshire Post”') a gap which it will be impossible ...

... Died at 66, On this date twenty years ago, Lord Kitchener, then Sir Horatio Herbert Kitchener, K.C.M.G., Sirdar in the Egypthan Army, and ranking as brigadier-general in the British Army, won his first victory at Firket, in the Sudan. His was an extraordinary ...

... that the. last hope of good ‘news of Lord Kitchener has zone, mourns his death, and, in its makes new vows that, whate'er betides, there sball be no‘slackening of effort to beat down the enemy. Lord Kitchener has gone, bit his work remains. There can ...

... 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 ...

... 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 SUCCESSOR TO THE TITLE. One result of the sragic death of Farl Kitchener will be the use, for the first time, of one of his subsidiary peerages as a courtesy title. When a Viscountcy was conferred upon the famous sodier, on the conclusion of the South ...

... TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JUN country as the Sudan, did not admit of haste. Five years were in preparation ; then at length Kitchener, aided by the information brought to him by Slatin Pasha, the Khalifa’s escaped prisoner, made a move forward. It was a very ...

... 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 ...

... said: Lord Kitchener was not only a great man, hut, in the | opinion of the Dominions, he was an institution. The sad news will create a very profound impression in the Dominions. The Hon. B. R. Wise. Agent-General for Wales; To Lord Kitchener was due the ...

... ;dro appeared in the doorway. The officers disappeared like smoke, and the soldier was left alone with Kitchener., ~ “Who are you! said Kitchener, end the man told him. ¢ RN © “What are you doing here?” “Waiting answers to dispatches I have brought in ...

... heartfelt sympathy in the great calamity which has befallen the Empire through the death of Lord Kitchener. When the announcement was made that Lord Kitchener had been drowned, the Glasgow evening papers with the announcement were bought eagerly. Knots stood ...

... 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 ...