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... praying that his Majesty will give directions thee a monument be erected at the public charge to the late Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener, with an inscription, expreaung the admiration of this Moose I for his illustrious military carver, and I gratitude for his ...
... tributes paid in the House of Commons yesterday, like them in the Home of Lords on the previous day, to the memory of Lord Kitchener worthy of the subject. It would not be tree to say that they have added to the stater of that great man, but they ham brought ...
... joining hands If a settlement fails Ireland will be plunged into cheat. . - Mx. Asquith told Low members—oome of them Lord Kitchener's most persistent and, indeed, his irreconcilable critics — had been won over in • single conference to • strong and unexampled ...
... all those who had given him such splendid assistance, and also to acknowledge the stimulus given to the movement by Lord Kitchener, whose in storm and sunshine he hoped they would oontinue to emulate until victory was won. He (Lord Derby) had done his ...
... then. and the highest estimate of anyone was 30,000, a euggestion made by myself. When that figure became known to Lord Kitchener he ant • message to those who were responsible for making provision for the war widows. saying that dem must make for at ...
... result in a deputation to Mr. Bonne Law, with a view to getting more precious information. A. P. N. A public monument to Earl Kitchener. with an inscription expreasing admiration for illustrious record, was unanimously voted in the House of Commons yesterday ...
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... with • single ere to victory, the ultimate atturanant of whisk he never KITCHENER AND THE WORKERS. Mr. Wardle, who sow speaks for the Lamar , tame an interesting testimony tea Kitchen.?. bold over the working They believed him to be absolutily straight ...
... little discossion of the the announoement of the anbriequent , , stage of its passage. commutation of the sentence to 10 years KITCHEN ER'S LAST SPEECH. penal servitude. Questions will be put to the Prime Sir Edward Grey, in the Commons, declined to make any ...
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