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... and honour, war with the greuest militaiy Bowers waa suddenly forced upon us, it was Kitchener that the eyes the people Instinctively turned; and when laird Kitchener's career comes to .surveyed. perhaps the greatest triumph •»{ hi.* event which will be ...
... THE NEW EARL KITCHENER The Kitchener Earldom now goee to •he bite Earl's elder brother, Col. 11. F.. Chevalier Kitchener, who la close on 70 years of age. Ile took part in the S.W. African eatnpaign, and is now on his way hack to ...
... TRIBUTES TO KITCHENER. SUSPICION OF SPIES OR TREACHERY) ALLIES GRIEF; NEUTRAL APPRECIATION, A CHILL OVER THE WHOLE EMPIRE.' Tributes to the memory of Lord Kitchener poured in from all parts of the world yesterday, and not the least remarkable was one ...
... WORLD SHOCKED AT KITCHENER'S DEATH PREMIER TAKES CNARCE tha . morrow of the naval victory a Horn Reef, which becomes more glorious with every fresh detail received, Nils death is defeat. This time Germany may fly her flag s with good term, but • nation ...
... THE L ATE KITCHENER. &LI TEC CDIWIIIY. fl the m motir. hat. q. .be to Pritain no I oi Is It. relief . (;•Ilerga • dea.h of the , • - :NA be raid. WU. 1112a,T• %•• • tor the United r1 the Arid ealroinionr. Ho re. • tort:on hy Lord of the • ' Army to• ...
... Appalling News Lord Kitchener Dead. ...
... THE DEATH OF KITCHENER. TRIBUTE FROM MR. BALFOUR. Most Striking Figure of Our Time. ...
... THE I KISH PORTS THE DEATH OF LORD KITCHENER. the assembling of the court the President, rising and speaking with much srlemiuty, said: —Officers the court, members of the Bar, ladies and gentlemen, I cannot commence the proceedings to-day without referring ...
... after several eloquent eulogiums of Lord Kitchener the rithering rose. ...
... SATURDAY SPECIAL- LOED KITCHENER with the French Army; Culonel FITZGERALD, his Secretary ; and i..etieral AMUSEMENTS. n HAM) OI’EUA 6.40- TWICE NIGHTLY—9. SEYMOUR HICKS IN HIS GREATEST SUCCESS, BROADWAY JONES. Prices in'cluding War Tax), 4 ...
... ADMIRAL PAKENHAM, I SIR H. F. DONALDSON, Who was commandlng the Second Battle One of Lord Kitchener's Staff who is lost Cruuter Squadron the great wail attached to thalLinietry of Nfunitions. I 4 a 7 ...
... rlTlS,..l,,, FROM THE TIMES OF WESTERN FIELD TO-DAY. OF WAR. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH YROPRIETORS OF Tilt: TIJINS.) KITCHENER'S SUCCESSOR. _ nem is no reason. says The TiorA, why Led bathetic'', successor should be, like A soldier. Indeed, there is ...