... KITCHENER SCHOLARS. The trustees of the Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund have awarded more Kitchener scholarships to the following disabled officers and men who relinquished their studies at universities and hospitals on the outbreak of war, in order ...

... KITCHENER SCHOLARSHIPS The total subscriptions received by the Lord Mayor for the Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund to June of) now reach 1115,000. The cost of the collection and administrative expenses amounts to 1| per cent. Applications are being ...

... KITCHENER HOUSE. A survey course for officers (serving or retired) was opened last week at Kitchener House, 59, bloane Street. No fees are charged, and applications to attend (the envelopes being marked burvey should sent without delay to the hon. secretary ...

... kitchener scholarships The Lord Kitchener Memorial Fund scholar-ships are for the sons officers and men or ex-officers and men of his Majesty’s forces. A large number of these scholarships have already been granted, and written applications only may bo ...

... them, affected the course of the woik to which Lord Kitchener set his hand; but we lose sight of these doubts, were they ever seriously entertained, in the magnitude of the task which Lord Kitchener had already accomplished before death overtook him. ...

... LORD KITCHENER. The lamented and dramatically sudden death of Earl Kitchener removes from the Army a great personality, a distinguished soldier, and the fourth in seniority of our Field-Marshals. Born in June, 1850, Lord Kitchener obtained a commission ...

... KITCHENER'S PROGRESS. ANGUINE anticipations as to the approach- ing end of the war have been so often at fault that it is premature even now to hope too much. It is least certain, however, that the plan of combined comprehensive movements, slowly evolved ...

... KITCHENER MEMORIAL. the BRITISH LEGION N e „ ion In the . administration inaU U rated les9 Unitv Relief Eimd, piBo 000 to its credit, than 12 months ago Naincluding £150.000 fr °J” rary re Uef has been given tional Relief P . among ex-Service in about ...

... Lord Kitchener. There have been many criticisms of the booh The Tragedy of Lord Kitchener,” for which Lord Esher was responsible, and the general consensus of opinion in regard to that production was that while it professed to be the work of friend the ...

... KITCHENER'S SUCCESSOR. transfer of General Lyttelton to Pretoria is no more than the accomplishment of what was generally expected when the war came to an end. He had been named for some time pastas the undoubted successor to Lord Kitchener, and, indeed ...

... KITCHENER'S BTOBT. r OED KITCHENER’S lengthy despatch pnhlished in last Tuesday’s Gazette is an historical document of a deeply interesting kind. We have now a clear consecutive account of his arduous operations from the day he took command down to March ...

... TRAVELLING FIELD KITCHENS. TO THE EDITOR OF “THE ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE. Sir, —I have not seen in any accounts in the daily papers of our successful manoeuvres just concluded that any trials have been made of travelling field kitchens. As in the Russo-Japanese ...