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... RKRITCHE)D FROM ‘d Kitchener rarely sat for his portrait. One of the men honoured with sittings was Mr. Sydney March, the sculptor, of He the colossal statue of Lord Kitchener for Caloutta. It is an eques- trian statue, cast from old cannon brought over ...
... LORD KITCHENER. to think this last ...
... esires to make it known that this week's article entitled “Hands Off S issue containing the ff Lord Kitchener” had in circulation prior to ord Kitchener’s tragic yever, to think that he aving this last tribute ...
... therefore, to note Lord Kitchener’s use of it. Lord Desborough, fp his speech chairman at the luncheon at which Mr. Balfour spoke yesterday, told how, on the night prevous, he had been looking over some letters from Lord Kitchener, who was a personal friend ...
... operative hi 3 joining tho colours. couiin Lord Kitchener says was given his first important post because was able to use camera! Tho authorities, ho save, wanted someone to Palestine and take photograph?, and Kitchener's knowledge photography obtained him the ...
... is HAVE T AN OLD FRIEND,” THE KING’S MESSAGE TO THE SISTER OF LORD KITCHENER. Mrs, Parker, sister of Lord Kitchener, has been the recipient of innumerable letters and telegrams of sympathy in her personal loss. The King sent her the following telegram ...
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... of subjects. Kitchener declared that his own in efter life was due to Frost's thoroughness. When Kitchener came back from Khartoum, Lord Rothschild asked him which branch of his education he had found most useful as « training. Kitchener replied without ...
... the cham- és E MAN FOR ENGLAND.” GERMAN COMMENTS ON THE DEATH OF LORD KITCHENER. Amsterdam, Thursday. Major Mohraht, writing in the “ on the late Lord Kitchener, says that Lord Kitchener was the only Englishman recognised by England as a military authority ...
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... SECOND SPECIAL TRAIN CHA The story of a delay in Lord Kitchener's so Scotland on Sunday is told to-day. Lord travelled from London with @ suite of abox ; officers and other persons by a special , arrive in York at 9.26 and to fort at 9.32 p.m. The special ...
... FATHER OF THE Never has Egypt been so affected, says a Te: 's telegram today, a2 it hes been by the news of death of Lord Kitchener. He had hosts of friends, both British and Egyptians, who will deeply mourn his loss. The feeling will be acute the Fellabeen ...