... KITCHENER of the light ning brain, and flashing eye. leader of —invincible is dead ! The North Sea rolls relentless o’er his head Which lately throbbed for England's destiny. Not his the loss —as he had lived he died- E’en while his sun was setting in ...

... KITCHENER premier’s Touching Speech THE EMPIRE'S SORROW Proposed National rhmorial FINANCE BILL DISCUSSED Several Important Concessions House oi Lords YJSisnrAY. . li'.« «>.it the K.ot4 13. TON. roi'i-mg i.-vou it llmleion, wlm inquired wl.Vn the jnomu-cd ...

... KITCHENER loft our sorvice our neo»l was And went beyond the call living men; Nor at our bidding will return again. And wo, bis shoulders laid weight tnut entire, Felt that leatlrr of our rac*o hail gone. Yet his great work, well balanced, will go on ...

... Church, Great Peter-street, Westminster. Among those present were Sir George Arthur (personal pri vate s ecretary to Lord Kitchener), Lady Art hur, Sir William Garston, Viscount Halifax (President of the English Church Union), Emily Countess Beauchamp, ...

... KITCHENER. log of the Army. theagh unweaned. was he ; I o all the .shoo Ie there Geo to The plsee of this grant warrior t But we C easel. °analyse that. by him Iron will H e organised cod planned, and eel I taborets schemes to help oe our ; N 0.. e .ball ...

... Kitchener (Acrostic.) X itehencr the Great! the man 61 men, I n the hour England's need I rusted, its safety to maintain Crushing mad ambition's greed. Huge though the ta*>k, of aspect impressive, Especially gifted, his the resolve the foe to overcome ...

... KITCHENER. M.Fs AND LOSS Of the Hampshire.! Admiralty View. WHEN THE ESCORT OF DESTROYERS LEFT. WERE THE SEAS SWEPT QUESTION, But No Answer. Flying the Dutch Flag. In the House Commons, yesterday, Sir Richard Cooper asked the First Lord of the Admiralty ...

... Kitchener's Army. CharLeh Allch n William Partlow C E Wadley F H Underwood k'rank Steel Jesse Morrie 1) Sallie F Salta Gilbert. Anetee .1 . Boucher J Hill .1 W Ellary Joseph Potter Harold Gritlit he S H Bieton J C Sallie F J Hyde (Walton) Group Spitem ...

... the military power of the country which Lord Kitchener not only formed, but realised. It was a trne instinct which led the popular voice to call the new army Kitchener’s Army. Kitchener is gone; but Kitchener’s Army lives, and, when victory comes at last ...

... INVALID KITCHENS. ...

... WHO BE KITCHENER? . IN the presence of the Sovereign be served so well, before thousands of the People who trusted him so deeply, the Church has paid its memorial tribute to the dead hero—our , nation and the nations beyond the seas have sung ' their ...

... the great Field- Marshal personal friend I, not spe*ak of Lord Kitchener a Field- Marshal or of Lord Kitchener the administrator. \ I speak only Ki-bcbener—* K.', as we called I mm. Kitchener was the best friend I aver had. frajik, big-hearted peer, tracing ...