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... position of Counsellor of the British 'Potion. The War announces the receipt of telegrams of condolence on the .leath of Lord Kitchener from, amongst others, Field-Marshal Prince Vamagata, representing the Board of Marshals in Japan. It IS announced that, acting ...
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... Sth day of has taken place since the adjournment serZirejae;rta: —.° Vou nm ee A ir e4d ear. is the tragic death of Lord Kitchener. IMMO of Reichert and then sad detenrlned thenceforth on -- cmcg a iiic 666 = it was after the adjournment that the fewer ...
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... the existence of an ambitious Allied plan. It is impossible not to connect with this plan the i ll-fated journey of Lord Kitchener in the Hasspeitire. Thu achievements of the Russians have been so great that we are in e danger of expecting the impossible ...
... anmouncemens in the “ London Gazette” of relative precedence as Brigadier-General to Sir Frederick Donaldson, who died with Lord Kitchener in H.M.S. Hampghire. At the instance of the Engineering Institutions, a service was held on Thursday a: noon at St. Margaret's ...
... OFFICIAL PROGRAMME Of the British Empire's ForceB AT THE FRONT, Followed by pictures illustrating The Life of the Late Lord Kitchener And other special films. Tele. Gerr. 1444. STRAND. YE GODS! A Scream. To-night, at 9. Mat., Th. .s., Sat., 2.30. Ger. ...
... Nat! responsible for issuing the orders of the Government in regard to military operations. That was accepted by Lord KITCHENER as the proper organisation for war, and generally welcomed as a step in the right direction. Under this regulation the great ...
... cil, for the general conduct the war. The fact that Lord consent; it is provisional in the sense that at the end of the KITCHENER, who was a highly distinguished soldier as well as you tbe will tied in mur k s hea f Gam war the whole question of Imperial ...