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... KITCHENER'S REPORT. Lord Kitchener reports that two hundred sixty-seven Boers were accounted for in the past week, as compared with seven hundred and seventeen, two hundred and twenty-four, and four hundred and twenty-six for the three previous weeks ...
... KITCHENER'S REPORT. Lord Kitchener sr•nds a graphic account of the drive. On Thurs,!ly the combined operations of the columns in the North East of the Orange River Colony culminated in driving the Boers against the Barrismith-Van Reenen's blockhouse ...
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... Kitchen diary ...
... THE KITCHENER RUMOURS. brodrick, Secretary for India, has replied to a correspondent who drew his attention to the report to she effect that Lord Kitchener had placed his resictiation in the hands of the Indian authorities, to effect in July next, unless ...
... LORD KITCHENER AT CHATHAM Lord Kitchener has visited Chatham to fulfil a promise to lunch with the officers of the Royal Engineers at the headquarters of the corps, The opportunity was seized by the townspeople tc extend to him a most enthusiastic welcome ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S REPORT. Lord Kitchener in his usual report sliews that no less than 372 Boers have Iss•ii areounted for during the past week. They are divided as follows: Eighteen Boers killed, 19 wound's], 325 prisoners, 10 surrenders, 299 rifles, 5 ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S REPORT. Lad Kitchener's weekly report is hardly as satisfactory as has been the of late. It shews only one hundred and forty-two prisoners, forty-eight surrenders, and, strange enough but by no means uncommon, only ninety- four rifles ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S FINAL DESPATCH. roe London Gazette. on Tuesday night tinned Lord Kitchener's final despatch bringiag to notice a very long list of officers, non-comrnissionel officers, and men, as well as some civilians, and fnclosing the reports of ...
... SOUP KITCHEN AT ERDMAN. 4 To the &Liter of the Western Guardian. Sir,—A soup kitchen has been opened at Sailors' Rooms, Brizham with the object of . viating some of the distressing oases of and poverty, which have presented themselves (particularly amongst ...
... LORD KITCHENER ON THE BALKS WAR. Lord Kitchener. in his report AA Agent and Consul-General on the finances. administration and condition of Kgypt and th e Soudan in 1912, alludes to the war im the Near F.ast, and says that in t'UltePlill/ :we the tZtwas ...
... CH UWE KITCHENER'S AIIMY. .t. H. LANFEAR. Member of the Couovil. Royal Provident Fund for Sea Fiothermen. 10. Hyde Road. Paigoton. Sir.—Mr Tollit's letter as to and trout in the River Coquet is interesting. Ms Igive another instance. Seven year. ago the ...