... under debt which cannot be measured in words to the services Lord Kitchener has rendered since the beginning of the war. This was not a task, heaven knows, which was sought by Lord Kitchener himself. He was on his way back to Egypt to resume the functions ...

... deep sympetby of the Queen and himself. His was out town when the new* Lord Kitchener’s death was communicated him, and came greet shock. WEATHER IN THE ORKNEYS. Lord Kitchener travelled north in special train, accompanied by the members staff, and reached ...

... FREB INSURANCE AGAINST ALL, BIRMING THE KING AND LORD KITCHENER. By his Majesty's commands the following Ord»r has been issued to the Army:— The has learned with profound regret of the disaster by which * the Secretary of State for War has lest his life ...

... death of Lord Kitchener is considered better than a German victory.— Exchange. KITCHENER—THE MAN. THE GREAT ORGANISER IK PRIVATE BOMB TYPICAL Thera have been many tributes paid daring tie last twenty-four hours the memory of Lord Kitchener, the soldier ...

... other than medical units).—Lieut. D. T. Cork© is dismissed the *ervic© sentence a general court-martial (May 22, KITCHENER—THE MAN ord kitchener DROWNED. ...

... intimately acquaint©.! with the, inside of the military n.Rchine, ; available take the threads where J.ord Kitchener has left them. When Lord Kitchener, the urgent request of Mr. Asquith, came back from Dover August, lull, aud accepted the office War becretary ...

... was in this mistaken view of the situation that Lord Roberta relinquished command the army in November. 1900, leaving Lord Kitchener in his place. Two days after Lord Roberts had sailed from Capetown, the British outpost at Ncoitgedach was seized, 500 men ...

... SUNK ON THE MAY TO RUSSIA. VAIN SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS. THE KING’S SORROW AT NATION’S LOSS. • The first news the death Lord Kitchener was contained in the following communique, issued at 1.40 p.m. yesterday:— The Secretary of the Admiralty announces that ...

... Roberta’ Horse P” The A.D C. has since become General Sir John Maxwell—always known one of Kitchener’s men. “TRAGIC BLUNDER.” LORD KITCHENER AND HIS CRITICS Lord Kitchener's appointment to the poet of Secretary State for. War was announced August, 1914, the ...

... -COL. O. A. FITZGERALD. SORROW THROUGHOUT THE EMPIRE. Messages from all parte of the country that the intelligence of Lord Kitcheners tragic end created everywhere profound consternation and grief. Mr. Asquith was to have been present at a luncheon of the ...

... rejoices vi, /Kitchener »»4it. ' . mercy and fsmo unblemished, hi* con rag* *r* absolutely un- Tost lord Kitchener’s bran,. , ***! tho gift of patience: m *?* •nly way which tho '-*o hops to win ths war.—Central U.T. V M •«**** Lord Kitchener has pro'« ...

... SPREADING FALSE RUMOURS. Birmingham, and moo particularly the districts, rumour* were circulated yesterday evening that Lord Kitchener had been saved, some cases notices were put up by tuiauthcrised people this effect. The busybodies who were responsible should ...