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... LORD KITCHENER’S FUTURE. A POSSIBLE SEAT IN THE CABINET. There is a rumour abroad to the effect that, if the Unionist party emerges victorious from the forthcoming contest at the polls, it is the intention of Mr. Balfour to appoint Lord Kitchener to the ...
... THE MEDITERRANEAN COMMAND. ■\\THEN we heard it said that Lord Kitchener was likely to succeed the Duke of Connaught in the Mediterranean Command we said that his appointment to the duties was not impossible, but that it was undesirable and, we thought ...
... satisfactory to know that Colonel Kitchener has not abandoned the pursuit of the Khalifa. He left Duem with his column and proceeded towards El Obeid, but finding water scarce retraced his steps to change his base. Colonel Kitchener by last accounts had started ...
... THE BITTER END V THE PIPE OF PEACE, i Kitchener (to Botha); “Why go on to the bitter end ? Try some Tortoise-Shell.' Smokes deliciously cool and sweet right through.” TORTOISE-SHELL MIXTURE X’extravagance de perfection, *>' Tin., i/e. ...
... INDIA. The committee appointed by Lord Kitchener to award the cups to successful units in connection with the competition now in progress among British and native battalions is to consist ef Major-Gen. Beauchamp Duff, C. 8., A.G. Army Headquarters, Major- ...
... hard, but cheerfully borne by the troops, and the movable camp kitchens are much appreciated by the corps fortunate enough to possess them. We have received the news o! the liberation of the nine French prisoners confined in Marrakesh with considerable ...
... 1254 THE INVADED COLONY. LORD KITCHENER is becoming almost as übiquitous as Wet. During the recent coursing of that intrepid raider about the Caledon River the Commander-in-Cbief moved his headquarters from Pretoria to Bloemfontein to be in closer touch ...
... FOR REOIMENTAL CANTEENS AND MESSES. GRAVINA is a desirable and economical addition to the kitchen supplies of the Mess-room. GRAVINA is a gravy powder, particularly useful for making a gravy for joints. By its aid many appetising hot dishes can be made ...
... SOME OF THE CONTENTS FOR THE CURRENT NUMBER. “Frontispiece.” I I “ Lord Kitchener.” The Editor. (i the Arme Blanche: Symposium.” I. 11. Col. 0. E. Callwell, C.B. L. 8. Amtry. A Cavalry Soldier.” > “Australia’s Compulsory Service Law.” Commonwealth Military ...
... LORD KITCHENER AT THE SENIOR.” [From a Correspondent.] Perhaps the most marked feature of the dinner which the members of the United Service Club gave on Monday last in honour of Lord Kitchener was its perfect privacy. The lauding at Dover, the arrival ...
... responsibility rests not with Lord Kitchener but General Botha. To be brief, the circumstances in which the concentration camps were formed are these: Early last year numerous complaints were made to Lord Kitchener by surrendered burghers, that after ...
... FOR REBIMENTAL CANTEENS AND MESSES. GRAVINA is a desirable and economical addition to the kitchen supplies of the Mess-room. GRTIVINA is a gravy powder, particularly useful for maVing a gravy for joints. By its aid many appetising hot dishes can be made ...