.'“ST' ~ - .A —j «■>■ - v - • ■•**•■ ? LORD KITCHENER COMING ABOARD A BRITISH WAR-SHIP :
... .'“ST' ~ - .A —j «■>■ - v - • ■•**•■ ? LORD KITCHENER COMING ABOARD A BRITISH WAR-SHIP : EMBARKING F( IN THE EASTERN & A i 1\ Jm\- * ...
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DRAWN BY MAURICE RANDALL PROM MATERIAL SUPPLIED BY THE COXSWAIN OF THE ••SHARK
... United Stales and Canada.] Jp Y ■4 •' k ■!■ ■■ i ' rffflwJgL -'• ? •*■ , • -i*J|:|te: W ■ '•■ .i.:&li^ '* THE death of Lord Kitchener had in its solemnity a symbolic quality that has curiously haunted us throughout this war. It seems to be fated that our ...
By G. K. CHESTERTON
... equally valuable and helpful ; and in tho case of Lord Kitchener they are specially worthy of study, and certainly worthy of something better than conventional and mechanical eulogy. For Lord Kitchener was a man of a very valid and definite type, and altogether ...
: «_, • :;v^ca . . - k ATHENS IN A DESTROYER H.M.S. ■■ LAFOREY' —DURING HIS TOUR HTERRANEAN. OBSERVING
... POSITIONS GALLIPOLI : (LEFT TO RIGHT) SIR JOHN MAXWELL, GENERAL BIRDWOOD, LORD KITCHENER. AND MAJOR-GENERAL DAVIES. GREETED • R, JFKp^-» -f ' JL. ® v.,: AT SEDD-UL-BAHR : LORD KITCHENER FOLLOWED BY SIR HENRY McMAHON, HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR EGYPT, AND THE FRENCH ...
cheers, and gave them again and again. It was purely a soldiers’ welcome. Lord Kitchener many times turned to the
... soldiers’ welcome. Lord Kitchener many times turned to the m^ n - ' a]es , m how splendidly he thinks you have done,’ he said. ‘You have done excellently well. Better,' he added, 'even than I t you won nt firine-trench Kitchener went straight up the steepest ...
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, June 17, 1916. OUR KING AND COUNTRY NEED YOU!” LORD KITCHENER Photographs by Sport and ..
... ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, June 17, 1916. OUR KING AND COUNTRY NEED YOU!” LORD KITCHENER Photographs by Sport and General, Alfieri, Record Press, WHEN RECRUITS WERE MORE NUMEROUS THAN UNIFORMS : LORD KITCHE MEN OF THE NEW ARMIES AT WOKING, IN SEPTEMBER ...
, ■•« «Ti »•« SHAMROCK TO THE IRISH GUARDS : LORD KITCHENER HER MAJESTY
... , ■•« «Ti »•« SHAMROCK TO THE IRISH GUARDS : LORD KITCHENER HER MAJESTY. ...
WATCHING TROOPS MARCH PAST AT BASINGSTOKE IN JUNE, 1915 . jBV ? if ,, ,/• ■ las I I LORD
... WATCHING TROOPS MARCH PAST AT BASINGSTOKE IN JUNE, 1915 . jBV ? if ,, ,/• ■ las I I LORD KITCHENER AT LIVERPOOL : TAKING THE SALUTE AS THE TROOPS MARCHED PAST. AT A PARADE IN MARCH, 1915. Tf-nr- , i A, i P. .w' ■ 'Witt •,& tli.. ~#.' a -■ . ' *^ v . ...
AT AN INSPECTION OF IRISH SOLDIERS BY THE KING : LORD KITCHENER RIDING BEHIND HIS MAJESTY
... AT AN INSPECTION OF IRISH SOLDIERS BY THE KING : LORD KITCHENER RIDING BEHIND HIS MAJESTY. ...
in the military labours of the Allies.’* In his first speech, as War Minister, in the House of Lords, Lord
... in the military labours of the Allies.’* In his first speech, as War Minister, in the House of Lords, Lord Kitchener himself said : 4 ‘ My occupation of the post of Secretary of State for Wi temporary one. The terms of my service are the same as those ...
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, June 17, 1916. DURING ONE OF HIS VISITS TO THE WESTERN FRONT : LORD KITCHENER, WITH MR
... ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, June 17, 1916. DURING ONE OF HIS VISITS TO THE WESTERN FRONT : LORD KITCHENER, WITH MR. ASQUITH AND A FRENCH OFFICER, SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE OR FLANDERS. «' , ' S S J■’ B ...
’AYING A SPECIAL COMPLIMENT TO A HERO OF WHOM ALL INDIA IS PROUD : LORD KITCHENER VISITING THE WOUNDED V.C.,
... ALL INDIA IS PROUD : LORD KITCHENER VISITING THE WOUNDED V.C., SUBADAR MIR DAST. SHOWING HIS SYMPATHY WITH SOLDIERS HE ONCE COMMANDED : IN THE GROUNDS OF A HOSPITAL FOR WOUNDED INDIAN SOLDIERS. upper illustration Lord Kitchener is seen, with Colonel J. ...