... LORD KITCHENER. TRIBUTE THE HOUSE OF * ORDS. LorJ moving; in the House of Lord*. this afternoon, a resolution expressing tpgret the dealh of Lord Kitchener, said Lord Kitchener’s memory would a great soldier, who was able by his personal influence to ...

... country in connection with the death of Lord Kitchener. RESOLUTIONS FROM ABROAD. The SPEAKER said resolutions had been received from the Parliaments Russia, France, and Greece on the death of Lord Kitchener. During the reading these messages the Russian ...

... LATE LORD KITCHENER. Premier to Move Resolution To-morrow. Mr. Aequith. in the Commons this afternoon, •aid that since the House last met the country and Empire had sustained irreparable loss in the death Lord Kitchener, and he gave notice that to-morrow ...

... THE SYMBOLISM OF KITCHENER'S DEATH. In a remarkable tribute to Lord Kitchener which appears in the current Illustratirt London Mr. (I Cheeterton . . death ' of Lord Kitchener bad in 1 , 4 solemnity a symbolic quality that ha. euriotury haunted us ...

... SHELL SHORTAGE. LORD KITCHENER'S ANXIETY. Speaking at a memorial servile for Lord Kitchener at the Canadian lied Cross Hospital at Cliveden, Lord Desborough recalled some intimate recollections of the old soldier, who was often his guest at Court. There ...

... •mart House, Tudor**.. «.&, ▼ueodny Menilns. Suggested Monument tor Lord Kitchener. The motion to be made ip. both Honan of Parliament tribute Lord Kitchener will, lln all probability, not be moved until to‘ morrow. The expectation is that the resolution ...

... “KNOCK-OUT BLOW. LORD KITCHENER AND GERMANS’ SERIOUS POSITION. JOHANNESBURG. Tueedey. Speaking at Kmgeredorf. to-night. Sir Abo Bailey aaid: Just before I left England I asked Lord Kitchener how tilings were going. Lord Kitchener replied: “Well, the Germans ...

... vacancy created be Lord Kitchener's deplorable fate has born filled. In these circumstanci•s. quite apart his own overwhelm ing sense of it was inevitable that the Prime Minister should at once come. to the subject of Lord Kitchener's won , derfnl achievements ...

... SHELL SHORTAGE. LORD KITCHENER .i 3 ANXIETY. - Speaking at a memorial viol , for Lord Rischener at Canadian had Cross Hospail at Cliveden, Lord Desborourb recalled Seam Intimate or the old soldier, who was often his at Tiptoe Court. - There is one short ...

... ANOTHER “K.” STORY. Mr. C. H. Hudson recalls the following good story tho lato l ord Kitchener told by Sir Andrew Fraser in bis book, Among Indian Rajahs and Ryots. The occasion wae dinner given in honour of the Araocr of Afghanistan, at Calcutto, by ...

... (says Reuter Johannesburg telegram to-day), Sir Abe Bailey said Just before left England I asked Lord Kitchener how things were going. Lord Kitchener replied:— ' Well, the Germans a:-e now a much more eerious position than people think, especially in ...

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