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... TRIBUTE TO LORD KITCHENER. Mr. Asquith, addressing hi? ronstitoentr st Ladybaok this afternoon, referred bis thirty years’ connection with the constituency, and the fact that two years bid elapsed since his last visit. Then was SccreUrv of for War. Now ...
... THE LATE EARL KITCHENER. AMSTERDAM Thursday Commenting on the death of Lord toheaer, the Berlin hokaianzeiger says that not only is a great and able organiser dead, but one the bitterest enemies of Germany that Britain ever produced. His death is great ...
... IN MEMORIAM, LORD KITCHENER. • d i- ■ i.-luiH.-il druin-, i ' ...
... LORD KITCHENER. MEMORIAL SERVICES. Capetown Friday To- ...
... TORD KITCHENER’S THREE MONTHS. ing the statement that before his death Lord Kitchener had revised his estimate of a three years’ war and had formed the opinion that the war would end sooner, I have heard (writes the London corres- the “ Manchester Guardian ...
... LORD KITCHENER AND THE LENGTH OF THE WAR. In hi» weekly article the Daily News Saturday, Mr. A. G. Gardiner, tho editor, writes:— 1 told good authority that few days More tile end which came upon him swiftly and silently, Lord Kitchener said that had ...
... formation of a Kitchener League to promote this great national object. * Such a league should simple in aim, ami comprehensive in scope. Something on the f ...
... A TOLL FOR KITCHENER AT LLOYD'S. At noon yesterday all business in the underwriting-room at Lloyd's was suspended for a short space of time. Then, in the presence of the underwriters and others assembled, the bld Lautine bell, which was mufficd, was sounded ...
... SWEEPING THE WATERS FOR KITCHENER’S The tale in tho islands was that Lord Kitchener and his staff had left the ship in one of the boats which had been t, and that in a storm: sea it had gone to pieces against the rocks. When he who told me left the islands ...
... A FAMOUS KITCHENER LETTER. There has boeen offered to the Gift House, 48, Pall Mall, for sale on behalf of the British Red Cross, a letter which in the course of a few months has gained a wealth of historical associations. It is the original letter which ...
... 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 ...
... DR. JOWETT AND LORD KITCHENER. The Rev. Dr. Jowett, who preached to crowded congregations at the Albert Hall, Manchester, yesterday, paid, at the morning service, a tribute to Lord Kitchener. *Wo have,” he said, ** lost Lord Kitchener, a man apparently ...