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... or con valescent home splendid lofty reception rooms and about 20 bedrooms, croquet and tennis lawns, paddocks, prolific kitchen gardens, &c. dry and healthy situation, purest water and perfect drainage excellent stabling, coach houses, and other out ...
... supreme command of all our forces there, Lord Roberts of Kandahar was accompanied not only by his Chief of the Staff, Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, but also by what might be called another whole Army Corps, if not of the material, at least of the moral kind ...
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... ness. And you like that kind of thing, I see, down here. Lady Bountiful, you know. I don't mean any chaff, God knows. Soup kitchens, and parish councils, and the livings, and social work and hospitals, and all that sort of thing. I I no, let me speak. I'm ...
... on a penny 'bus is almost as good as a voyage to the Cape, for you will find excellent portraits of Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener, General Buller, General White, Lord Methuen, Colonel Baden-Powell, Mr. Schreiner, President Kruger, President Steyn, General ...
... defeat in every number. Fortunately, many of these defeats are native inventions or canards aux choux de Bmxelles from the kitchen of Dr. Leyds. The great novelist is singularly credulous of other people's fiction. He tells us, too, that he has quite lost ...
... publish about the end of FEBRUARY 'From An Unfinished Record of the South African War,' by G.. W. STEEVENS, Author of With Kitchener to Khartum,'' In India,' &c. In One Volume, crown 8 vo. With Maps. 45, George Street, Edinburgh and 37, Paternoster Row, ...
... commanding at Peshawar when the future field-marshal first went out to join the Bengal Artillery. Lord Kitchener again is the son of a Colonel Kitchener who retired from the Service early, and lived much in the north of France. Pie suffered from a chest ...
... Light Horse, the Diamond Fields Horse, Baden- Powell's and Plumer's Horse, Thorneycroft's and Bethune's Mounted Infantry, Kitchener's, Roberts's, and Brabant's Horse, and a variety of others of the same kind. And who has not heard of the famous bodies of ...
... meet Lord Roberts, Lord Kitchener was accosted by an officer who introduced himself with the reminder that he had once been entrusted by Colonel Kitchener with a message to the then Commander-in-Chief in India. Lord Kitchener recognised his old acquaintance ...
... sense of wit and humour. As a business man would be keen in making a bargain and he would have made a great actor. Lord Kitchener's is a very different type of brain. The moral and religious facul ties are by no means large, the intellectual faculties ...
... shells searched every bush and every ravine on the river banks. On hearing of Cronje's rumoured desire to surrender, Lord Kitchener proceeded to the Boer laager in order to arrange for a capitulation, but he was met by a messenger, who stated that the whole ...