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... Field Eerl Kitchener, with an inscription expres admiration of this House for his illustrious career and its gratitude for his devoted servic State.” The Premier said that when the House » takable expression of ite confidence. The nez Lord Kitchener had just ...
... A THOUSAND GUINEAS OFFERED. TWO BIDS FOR LORD KITC.LEXER’S LETTER Two bid* hare already been received for Lord Kitchener’s letter appealing for 300,000 recruits, which is be sold for the benefit of. the British Red Cross. Although the letter, which has ...
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... prolonged one early: in the war, there were 3,000 widows, speaker estimated that the ultimate total miz 30,000. Then Lord Kitchener sent. him a esting’ that provision would have to be x at 50, widows. Since the war br grants had been made by the Royal Patriotic ...
... IRELAND AND THE FUTURE OF THE EMPIRE. Mr. A»qtiith, hi« speech »t Ladybsnk yesLerdsy, after the eloquent tribute Lord Kitchener and the raising the new armies, reported in the late editions of the Mail last night, went on to speak of the military situation ...
... London at 7.30 this mora ral of noon was 8 meeting of the War, Cour aeTo- the-first of the kind that 1 the death of Lord Kitchener. ga OF ee, The Prime Minister presided.at the War Cou | Cecil, Mr. Harcourt, and several: neva em 4 2“. yee, eee Pe e SEEN ...
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... to tm. any, MEMORIAL SERVICE IN ee Zurich memorial ser the late Kitchener, held this mor the Finglish ‘Church, was attended br raby 2 of gw ally the whole of the British colonr. TROOPER E ALLEN ist County of London Yeomanry British Expeditionary Force ...
... that' Mr George. has been offered the Prune Mmator the position of (Secretary of State for War. the place the late Lord Kitchener, says the Parliamentary correspondent the “Daily Chronicle The Minister of Munitions has asked for a fc- days consider the ...