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... control being 6 tretched as far as Lord Kitchener desired . Happily , the occasion for a full and just review of the War Secretary ' s work during the war occurred last week . It was not courted by Lord Kitchener ; it was furnished by his critics . There ...
... — I have to report , with deep regret , that H . M . S . Hampshire ( Captain Herbert J . Savill , R . N . ) , with Lord Kitchener and ¦ c ta 5 on board , was sunk last night about S r . M . io the west of the Orkneys , cither by mine or torpedo . Fonr ...
... Tuesday . Business was quiet to- () ay > and generally firm , with , no special feature . The news of tlio drovniins of Lord Kitchener and his staff was not known until tho afternoon , market , a « d was recoived by tho members wilh much regret Among the tailwa ...
... Prime Minister received definite news of tho calamity , and the sad tidings came as a great shock to Mr Asquith , for Lord Kitchener was not oniy a colleague , but a close personal friend . A meeting of the War Council had been summoned for 11 . 50 , and ...
... CHE KING'S ORDER TO THE ARMY . LORD KITCHENER'S GREAT SERVICES . Peess Bcbeatf , Tuesday , Midnight . By His Majesty ' s command , the following Order has been issued to the Army * : — The King has learnt , with profound regret of the disaster by which ...
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... KITCHENER’S FAIL BURGH EV THE CAUSE OF THE DISASTER ...
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... NATIONAL SORROW. KITCHENER’S FAIL DROWNED OFF ORKNEYS. MESSAGE FROM THE KING. HOW LONDON TOOK IT. ■ ■arrow mmn *o rt oftoroono An «ppoihn« Moo b.n IAo oertte KltakMr ftww«»l * «M rMd Ikrowgk «uw*k ■*l7 w «»o«Ui Uh> woMdtMi U. lb* «%«* of » wttbia M ...
... on, haa not graaped what it' owes to Kitchener. The Bntiah [demorrary not prepared for war the wale it ultiatately required to be J waged, and there can donht that in early months of war the prestige (of Kitchener'a name enabled things done which in other ...