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... referred to the deaths of Lord Kitchener, his Staff, and the crew of the slap that conveyed them. , That, he fair', was no victory for the enemy; it was a deep sorrow for ourselves. They would not lament Lord Kitchener to-Joky. Ito had gained • reputation ...
... REFERENCE TO LORD KITCHENER. At the ' , smog of . thr.l.t•urt. The l'resolea said— I cannot commence proceeding. wltholit referring to. how %hid, the oat!,, ha* sustained by the death of Fn.ld.Marrhal Lord liCitchwater. it to • diawater to the notices ...
... became A.D.C. to the Commander-in-i - hirt in India in 1904.6. AssistantAliht v Secretary to Lord Kitchener in India 1907-8, Stall Officer to Lord Kitchener on rniaaion to Japan, Australia, and New Zealand in 1909, and • General Staff Officer of the third ...
... disenssing important military and financial questions. Renter'a Agency is informed that at the tiino of bin death . Lord Kitchener nan on way le Mewls, whither he waa going at the operial invitation of the Russian Emperor on an important mionlion, and ...
... LORD KITCHENER. The ronrtmartial to try Capt. .1. C. liowen-C,lthorst. of 3rd Batt. Irish Rifles. a charge of having murdered Frank Slierltt •Skelbnizton. Dicker., and Patrick Slaelnirre. by ordering them Ire shot at l'ortr;bello Barracks. Dublin. on ...
... Abandonment. It. is understood that in cinisequerice of the great loss which the uatno tines surtained by death of Lord Kitchener the Wind. wir Meeting, Arranged for kriday mid Saturday nest, will, all probability, Ise tinned. Nothing was officially decided ...
... t. IRISH TIMES. THURSDAY. JUNE 8, 1916. GREAT SUCCESS THE LATE EARL OF RUSSIANS. KITCHENER. OVER 40.000 PRISONERS _ - TSAR'S TRIBUTE TO 1114 TROOPS. PRriS.44XI tTIIOI kO. I:eaterday 'a Petrograd , onarn aniqui Frnnt•-'fbe aurcesees u; our t - roope ii ...
... Balfour made his public utterance on the recent great meal battle. • Having referred is affecting terms to the death of Earl Kitchener, and defended the manner in which the (rapt of the battle had been given to the public, Mr. Balfour declared thet it was ...
... lniv-h. in couched in niore bitter terms. It Kitchener won few laurels at the War MEMORIAL SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S. The Secretary of the War Office announces that a Memorial Service to the Field. Lord Kitchener will be bald at St. l'aul s 'Cathedral at noon ...
... REFERENCE TO LORD KITCHENER. At the sitting of the Court, The President aaid—l cannot commence Cie proeerdings today without referring to the great loss which . the nation has sustained by the death of Field• Marshal Lord Kitchen,, Is la a disaster to ...
... honour, war with the greatest military Powers was' auddentv forced spin or. it to Lord Kitchener that the eyes of the people inatinctiiely turned, and when Lord Kitchener a career come, to be surveyed, perhaps the greatest triumph of his life, the event which ...
... Ivensurn.T. lean •1 freed Kitchener': end re, the regret in Simla among triondc and admirer, wh o h• ••dd es in ledis. Flags through. 1 , 00 •te drind hslf•mmit. the King's (Wier bring redinied. THE ( 'OMNIONWEALTH AND LORI) KITCHENER. Wennmantr. 1 d kola ...