... to prison for one month with hard labour, Johnson being committed for 21 days. LORD KITCHENER. (Continued from Page 5.) since Wellington. It says that Lord Kitchener showed great organising talent in South Africa, and in the re-organisation of the Indian ...

... that achievement Lord Kitchener is personally entitled to the credit.” ‘ e HEIRS 10 THE TITLE. Eirl Kitchener was not married, and his }tifln go by special remainder to his elder ! brother, Colonsl Henry Elliott Chevallier Kitchener, born in 1846, who himself ...

... whole, it was Lord Kitchener. It was largely due to that confidence that the spirit of the nation has been maintained in the way it has up to the present moment. His loss seems irreparable us, but we must remember that while 1 -ord Kitchener, who represented ...

... recalled his visit to years ago, and pointed ot Kitchener’s conquest ostablisi justice, and oppri weaker tribes. Lord Kitchene Wingate did in the Sudan ex American commanders ach Philippines. Lord Kitchen Roosevelt, was one of the in this work of spreading ...

... execu the Dockers’ Union in regan of Lord Kitchener - It is with profound regret that death of Lord Kitchener. The the man who protected her d' great peril, and the Government devoted unflinching attention Kitchener is dead, but he lives which he created ...

... the efforts our victorious Fleet, and to win this war. (Cheers.) LORD KITCHENER'S DIPLOMATIC SKILL FASHODA. Lord Cromer* in a letter The Times,*' says:— the cummer when Lord Kitchener was about to proceed up the Nile with the almost certain prospect meeting ...

... Commander Kitchener, his lordship’s nephew, was among the callers at the War Office yesterday. Lord Kitchener spent the week-end at Broome Park, and he and his party left for the north on Sunday night. Telegrams of sympathy on the death of Lord Kitchener have ...

... TITLE Earl Kitchener was not married, and hie titles go by special remainder to hia elder brother, Colonel Henry Elliott Chevallier Kitchener, born in 1846, who himself had a duu career a soldier. Hia son and next heir. Henry F. C. Kitchener, born in 1878 ...

... HAMPSHIRE VICTIM. Funeral of Lord Kitchener’s Secretary. Th* fir*t part of th# funeral wrricc orar tha body of Colonel Fitzferaid. military private secretary and personal fnend of Lord Kitchener, » ho was with the late Secretary State for War when the ...

... national loss which the country has sustained by the death of Field Marshal Earl Kitchener. At the Caledonian War Fair, yesterday, just before her departure, Mrs. Parker, Lord Kitchener’s sister, received offers of £22 for a coloured photogravure, and for a portrait ...

... Jand, and salutes the momory of Lord Kitchener, the‘ volunteer of 1870, who became the organising general of the Allied military power. M. Painlene, in the name of the Government, eulo- ised the work of Lord Kitchener, and M. Georges fe ygues, in the name ...

... able complete Lord Kitchener's work with even moro adequate mean?. Other newspapers think Lord Kitchener's death will only strengthen the Allies' determination win. Amsterdam, Wednesday, Nieuwo leading on tho death of Lord Kitchener, says:— The news, ...