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... PUBLIC NOTICES. FREmER RECEIVED BY THE KINO. VheoDat Broome Dellveri Up Lord Kitchener'* Buckingham Palace, Tuesday. The Right Honourable H. H. Asquith, M.P., Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury, had audience of the King, and Commodore C. M ...
... of Lord Kitchener mule, and the Funeral Mardi played. At the Assembly Ball and iu the Cathedral special memorial minims held. IL Rev. Dr. D'Arey preaehlnp la the and Rae. A. Wylie Blue preached In the former y Dr. D'Arep &seethed Loot Kitchener'. et • ...
... wav. LORD KITCHENER’S DEATH WIDESPREAD MOURNING. Messages from M. Poincare and Allied Generals. MR. BALFOUR’S NOBLE TRIBUTE. Question of a Successor. LORD FRENCH’S NAME MENTIONED. Practically no fresh news regarding death, of Lord Kitchener was received ...
... his health Colonel Kitchener went hack to Egypt in the autumn Adjutant-General to the Egyptian Army, and took part in the fighting on the Soudan frontier under the Sirdar, Sir Francis Grenfell. On December 20, 1888, Colonel Kitchener distinguished himself ...
... British going home, and only the native troops remained. Mahdism was smashed and Gordon avenged. General Kitchener was created Baron Kitchener Khartoum and of AspaU, in Suffolk, and made G.C.8., and went back to Egypt as Governor-General and Conunan ...
... Nelson, o Wellington, a Roberts, • Crodock, a Hood, or Kitchener — many more gallant men and brilliant leaders, too—but the Empire is not weakened, rather strengthened, by their going. The name of Kitchener will he a real living inspiration for generations ...
... destined to wield with such great effect the reconqueet of the Soudan. Lieutenant Kitchener waa actually promoted captain in January, 1885, and major in October, 1884. Kitchener found the Egyptian troops splendid soldiers, if only they would not run away ...
... instance the cense of the explosion was never definitely cleared up. KITCHENER'S PEERAGE. Viscount Broome, only son and heir of the new Earl Kitchener, hitherto known as Commander Henry Kitchener, has acquired some reputation in the navy as an expert in gunnery ...
... save Khar- Kitchener was created Baron Kitchener of Khartoum and of Aspall, in Suffolk, and made a G.C.8., and he went back to Egypt as Oovcrnor-GeneraJ and (kimmander-ii!-.Chief of the Soudan. THE FASHODA AEFAIB. As a, diplomatist Lord Kitchener deserved ...
... calamity which has befallen the Empire the death of Lord Kitchener. GEORGE E.I. - Numerous messages from all parts the l country are indicative of the great grief universally felt at Lord Kitchener's tragic end From the General Federation of the Trade Unions ...
... i-enee. Again, Lord Kitchener visited tireece and the Dardanelles, peeving twice through the Mediterranean, and allowing a m-irgiu of weeks to tierrnan spies anti German anti A , I%trian submarines. He returned unscathed. KITCHENER STORIES. HIS IRONY ...
... the death of Lord Kitchener the Kreuzzeituug” says—As the German people, m the words of the Imperial Chancellor, hare forgotten sentimentality, may without hesitation express the feeling which the news of the death of Lord Kitchener has caused in us. ...