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... LOBD KITCHENER. The LORD CHANCELLOR read a sages sympathy which he had received fiom the French Senate, the Council the Empiro Russia, and the Greek Chamber Dcpa'.iejs, in regard the death Lord Kitchener, and intimated that suitable replies would be ...
... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER (CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE.) -loeaul cxnansirn which military have necessarily undet gone. Lord Kitchener faced ll.cie difficulties with aracterisUc determination, and the evi, ice of the .lebt which the nation owes bi.u u be ...
... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER Striking Tributes in the Lords LORD FRENCH’S APPRECIATION A National Memorial TEXT PREMIER’S RESOLUTION House of Lords YESTEEDAY. Lr,r.l Ctoccllor sea*, 001-ack 4,20. Tin re was only a moderate attendanca o' Viscount French occupied ...
... command France, he Went to Lord Kitchener very early on© morning and urged him to see the Prime Minister and endeavour to arrange that lie (Lord Kitchener) should take the place, wain Lord French as his chief stall. Lord Kitchener could not be prevailed II ...
... exi. ; »d between Lord Kitchener and myself, 1 ivu-t lhat may prevent the Liousc from thinking I am unj rudent I say few words this subject I not sneak Loid Kitchener Field or of Lord Kitchener, Administrator. sneak icily Kitchener—K. as we called nirn ...
... accuracy of the British reports that Lord Kitchener peri-hed west the Orkney islands, one is constrained say that there also much virtue your •'perhaps.” This alleged “Dutch opinion” suggests that perhaps Lord Kitchener and his Staff were m really sent Russia ...
... LORD KITCHENER’S VIEW Germany a Staggering Prize- Fighter (Through Reuter’s Agency.) JOHANNESBURG, Tuesday. >peaking at Klugesdorf to-night, Sir Abe B.,i!ey said Just before 1 left England 1 asked Lord Kitchener how things were going. Lord Kitchener replied: ...
... and it exaggeration to that he did requited Uie touch of the enchanter’s wand which one else could hi'.rc wielded but Lord Kitchener himself. this House thfnk of him as one ourselves, lie was deeply convinced—he more than i nt that lie was riu-liaroentarian ...
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