... THE MEMORIAL TO LORD KITCHENER, The resolution to present addreaa to His Majesty praying that would give direction for monument be erected in memory of the late Lord Kitchener, and assuring His Majesty that tho would good the expense of the same, was ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S SPEECH TO MEMBERS THE COMMONS. Sir ADKINS ...

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... he had acted throughout on the orders of his superiors. Mr. Herbert James Greedy, who was private secretary the late Lord Kitchener, raid (witness) had no knowledge of the defendant, and had never seen lier before. September wrote him from Brighton asking ...

... morality, for unless they did. they would merely playing the national mission. The Archbishop, in a reference the death Lord Kitchener, raid: In last conversation with him, asked for particulars what exactly I had seen and heard the Front, and he volunteered ...

... honour of members and sons members active service. the Chamber cf C'onimerto his Lordchip Gr.*t referred the death Lord Kitchener and to the intra! battle. a seaport like Liverpool all would wich mention tin deep regret tho many valuable lives loft the ...

... recall at hours* notice. was also suggested that -the soklter workers might bo stationed in camp with their tents and field kitchens some control point, whence they might conveniently conveyed their work daily; and the Committee. thinking this impracticable ...

... play. do not forget.that King Constantino received Lord Kitchener with every mark cr that Greek Chamber sent to our House Lords aud. House Conmt'.ns a message of condolence the death Lord Kitchener, who t\y as* therein described '' true friend of ...

... took place would an advantage. The conduct of certain Germans tho occasion the recent naval engagement and on death Lord Kitchener quite proof enough there arc traitors amongst us, and they are probably found in the ranks who owe doublo allegiance. Even ...

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