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... Earl Kitchener's title is his eldest brother Colonel Henry Elliott Chevalier Kitchener, who, not. withstanding the fact that he is nearly 70 years of age, has been serving in the South African campaign. He is now on his way home. t olonel Kitchener formerly ...
... up their editorial space to black-bordered eulogies of Earl Kitchener. Chief interest, perhaps, attaches to the tributes of the papers of Lord Northcliffe which, after hailing Earl Kitchener in the early days of the War as the only man for the War Office ...
... may have been advised from England of Earl Kitchener's departure, and such have been responsible for the destruction of the Hampshire. Ro - rne., June 7.—The news of the death of Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener caused a profound feeling of dismay among the ...
... present. London, June 6.—Accompanying Earl Kitchener as his Staff were : Mr. Hugh James 0. Berne, former Councillor to tile British Embassy at Petrograd, and former Minister at Sofia; Mr. A. Fitz Gerald, Earl Kitchener's Private Secretary : Brigadier- General ...
... says a Central News despatch to night from Dublin. London, June 10.—The cruiser Hampshire, on which Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener and his Staff were lost, was sunk as the result of striking a mine, it was officially announced this afternoon. The statement ...
... Archbishop of the West Indies. [(is Lordship also made reference to the recent cablegram which told of the loss of Lord Kitchener and his Staff, and deplored the sad event. He also spoke on the present healthy condition of the College, and the bequest ...
... fighting 58 officers and about 11,000 men, and captired a number of guns and machine guns, a quantity of other weapons, field kitchens and telephone material. The result of the engagements from the 4th to the 7th in Volhynia and Galicia permitted us to consider ...
... arrival in Majesty's Imperial Forces outside Barbados ; enough these last few months. To such people should be at hand in every kitchen .4., that it Trinidad. I can assure you that lam very i we hay , a cons 'ling iv rd offer, the know- may available at any ...