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... ISALS PARLIAMENT & , KITCHENER. TOUCHING PERSONAL TRIBUTES. LORD FRENCH DISCLOSES RELATIONS WITH HIS CHIEF. By oar Parliamentary Correspondent ESTM STYX 1 u middy Night. On the House reassembling to-day the Prime Minister referred to Lord Kltchener's ...
... to-day he would move a resolution which, he hoped, would give expression to their feelings in regard to the death of Lord Kitchener. In Committee of Supply a debatd took place on the administration of the Insurance Act. The Marquis of Lansdowne, Viscount ...
... up it and down it I did not see single boat or a single open house. There were people in the inns—the owners—living in the kitchens. They had seen nobody, they saw nobody, nobody came. Qu’estce que vono vonlez? la guerre.” No men, or very cld men. Just ...
... FRED KITCHEN’S REVUE “ALL SQUARE” WANTED Known, the original TWO LILLYS. and Assistant, the famous Franco-Itahan Star Equilibrists, Acrobatic Act. their beautiful scenery! “The Sun Land.” Vacant July 3, 24, Aug 21, 28. Wire for Monday next. Preferably ...
... the case of Lord Kitchener there was man—although he was to them largely unknown—in whom they had greater confidence or in whom they believed more firmly (cheers). Sir Ivor Herbert. - Sir Ivor Herbert said he had known Lord Kitchener for over thirty years ...
... Cantab. wh LUUINT RT. OTAL YORK Newnbem Dervis says: be ond fries It like ioe om 200 rooms. HOTEL. relia every Grand ballroom. Kitchen _ Poultry Perm, B eerce. Leon adutt, Masagiag Direo tor ORBAY HOTEL over looking Prum Apply Mamageress, TOTORIA & ALBERT Elevated ...
... LORD KITCHENER. THE SUPREME MOMENT OF THE KITCHENER MEMORIAL SER¬ VICE: THE LAST POST. LORD KITCHENER'S EARLY LIFE. THE NEW LORD KITCHENER-NOW FIGHTING IN EAST AFRICA. AT THE GREAT SEA-FIGHT. THE END OF THE SHARK. MEN WHO DIED WITH LORD ...
... case Kitchener was the idol of the populace, which loves above all men the strong man, and which never wavered in its allegiance, even at the most wavering moments. W The subject of conversation last week, of course who should take Lord Kitchener's place ...
... Tirpitz called for drinks. ()ne's opinion of Members of Parliament rose extraordinarily after their recent visit to Lord Kitchener. There was alas I that one should have to write was a popular and well-founded belief that those who tackled poor K. were ...
... SIR STANLEY VON DONOP Sir William Robertson is the able Chief of the Imperial General Staff, and next to the late Lord Kitchener he is regarded as one of the greatest and most scientific soldiers of the day. In his methods Sir William Robertson greatly ...
... writing to a friend after first hearing his doctor's diagnosis, he forgot to sign his name in full 1 Great 'le new Lord Kitchener, surely, takes on the most resounding title the Peer age has to offer. But not always, it is said, did K. of K.'s kin feel ...
... colleagues in the War Office, that should address the public the prefatory remarks needed for the pictures. After tribute Lord Kitchener, which evoked hushed and impreesive cheer, won a further murmur applause an a/Ilucion to the late hero’s avoidance of se ...