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... telegram— Buckingham l'alace, S.W. While the whole nation mourns the death of a great soldier I have personally in Lord Kitchener ;at and valued friend upon whose devotion I ever relied with the ntroost confidence To you and the members of your family ...
... reply to these message*. Stack, .U.is, .:nd MonUah had conference in ti.o [iarlour ©I house, and Hailey xenoi.ed in tlio kitchen. The first man to was Stack, who went to for root*rcar, and later Hailey and Collins lfi», ami remained in tlie house, he ...
... their sense of the loss sustained by the British Empire by the tragic death of Field-lisrshal the Right %rt. 9. ii. Earl Kitchener by whose loyal and brilliant achievements in almost every part of the Empire, but always where the greatest difficulties ...
... indication of the ferooity of the Ruseian attacks, in one motor alone they took 21 searchlights, two supply trains, 29 field-kitchens, 47 machine-gun trains, 12,000 ponds (one pond equals 401 bad of barbed wire, 1,000 concrete girders, 7,000,000 oonmete collies ...
... week's issuebe spoke of the nation's great in the sudden removal of Lord Kitchener. Be said hearts have been saddened this week by the at sea of England'e greatest general, Lord Kitchener. I need hardly tell you what .his lose means lo the kmpbe at such a ...
... LETTERS TO VIE EDITCR. LORD KITCHENER: A TRIBUTE. Letter Sir Frederick Milner. 10 TULL DV 1111611 tiza,—Frorn many notices I reed of the Late Emil Kitchener L think that peopia may be likely to infer that, with all his great quaint.: ' he was somewhat ...
... Dr. Bjl'Millan was wounded in th© leg last a piece of shell. returns shortly to front again. MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR LORD KITCHENER. The troops stationed at Newtownards—2 ...
... of his Wel to the service of another Colonel Fitzgerald that man. He gave up his life to Lord Kitchener. If we may question whether the end of Lord Kitchener the one he himself would have uesired, it 4 absolutely certain that Colonel Fitzgerald met the ...
... of Lord Kitchener's experiences by few details of bis earlier career before had risen to the high position attained defeating the the battle of Khartum ? At the time 1 speak of (1883) he was io command the British force Cairo Captain Kitchener, R E, while ...
... whatsoever shape ther desire.” I am told that ve may unhesitatingly accept the story that only a few days before his death Lord Kitchener mark known that had revised his original estimate that the war would last for three years. People v N prophesy ak-ut the ...
... SiDfle Car. at lowest price*. Lamps We hare reoei.ed a large stock of lampe for Drawing Room, Dining Room, Bedroom. Ball. Kitchen and litahle. These are veil bought, and will be offered cheap. Trunks Por Wood and Iron Trnnka, Portmanteau! and Bags, Hat ...
... whom was the head manager of Vickers,’’ this also is without foundation. The names of all those who were accompanying Lord Kitchener have already been published, also the positions they filled both the Ministry of Munitions and before joining that department ...