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... stood the goal at last. A general conception Lord Kitchener at tu&t time was based ou the stirring narrative the campaign, written the late Air. O. U Sieevene. Major-General bir Horatio Herbert Kitchener (he wrote 1!>98) is years old the book, but that ...
... together with the crew of the ship, have mined the men who have laid down their lives for the country. will not lament Lo?d Kitchener to-day. lived full hfe He had gamed reputation which other man m these islands possessed had gamed the confidence not merely ...
... upon returning to Buckingham Falnco yesterday was despatch telegram of condolence and sympathy to Mv Parker, the of Lord Kitchener. ...
... Windsor MmmriNQ. The •' Sport®understand* that quote© the great low the nation ha* *u* t«tnad by th*' ...
... rescue were listened to with From all parts of the Midlands we. received telephone of ansious inquiry fact, the news that Kitchener had been saved must have travelled as as the Admiralty statement of his death One persistent rumour was that K. K.” had ...
... furnished houses to let. ABERDOVE\'. N. Wakw.- Let. Pumlahod. ooaveuiemt House, one aitting. tour kitchen ...
... His Last Triumph. Kitchener’s last triumph was in connection with the informal Parliamentary conference, which addressed last Friday. An M.P. gave the following description oi that gathering, which now lias a deeper significance as being the last important ...
... t-— memorial service will lie held in St. Paul's arhedra) The date and fnrtber par ri an. art. w iU announced triMlbla. KITCHENER STORIES. Ills liehiikes to DandiHei] Soldiers. AVell, Lord Kit&honor,” a prominent citizon Capetown is reported have said ...
... WEDNESDAY. 7 JUNE, 1916. SIR W, ROBERTSON. KITCHENER'S RIGHT HAND MAN AT THE WAR OFFICE; Major-General Sir William Ilobertwn, K.C.V.0., ‘.'.8.. D.5.0., who wi«s left in rharße of Army during Lord Kitchener's alr-ence, will, i» thought, succeed him in ...