Lord Kitchener's Mission. to the Near East. May Involve His Resignation
LONDON, Saturday.--An official report states that Lord Kitchener has departed on a visit to the Eastern theatre of war. NOT TAKING COMMAND…
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Churches, 1915
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Lord Kitchener's Mission. the Eastern Theatre To be Examined on the Spot
LONDON, Saturday.--Lord Kitchenen, after a conference with the French Premier and General Joffre, resumed his journey to the Near East. Assurances…
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LONDON, Monday.--A Paris paper states that Lord Kitchener is proceeding to the Dardanelles, Egypt, Macedonia and Greece. He is reporting the result of his…
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LONDON, Wednesdays.--Mr. Balfour, at the banquet, said there now appears to be a pause in the war. This means that the tide of the enemy's successes has reached…
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LONDON, Wednesday.-- A Rome message says it is reported that Lord Kitchener is proceeding to Rome to confer with the Italian Commander-in-Chief, also to have an audience…
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The Rev. C. R. Wilson, who for the past two years has ministered to the members of the Anglican Communion in this district, has, at the request of…
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LONDON, Thursday.--Mr. Asquith, in the House of Commons, defending the "Globe" suppression, said that Lord Kitchener never breathed a word of…
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Right Rev. Dr. Druitt, Bishop of Grafton, left town at the end of last week on a visit to some of the parishes on the Richmond River, for the purpose of holding…
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LONDON, Saturday.--The Press Bureau announces that Mr. Winston Churchill, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, has resigned his position in the Government…
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The Rev. C. R. Wilson, who for the past two years has ministered to the members of the Anglican Communion in this district, has, at the request of Bishop Druitt, accepted a…
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LONDON, Saturday.--It is officially announced that Mr. Winston Churchill has resigned his portfolio as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster…
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LONDON, Monday.--Mr. Churchill explains that the project of sending an army to Antwerp originated with Lord Kitchener and the French Government. He (Mr…
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LONDON, Monday.--In the House of Comons, Mr. Churchill, in the course of his statement with regard to his resignation from the Cabinet, said he had not received…
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In the House of Commons, Mr. Churchill, in the course of his statement with regard to his resignation from the Cabinet, said he had not…
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LONDON, Tuesday.--Mr. Churchill will join his regiment in France with the rank of major. He has declined to accept a position on the General Staff, explaining…
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LONDON, Tuesday.--Lord Fisher, in the House of Lords, said: "Certain references have been made to me in a speech delivered by Mr. Winston Churchill in the House of…
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There are certain professions which you cannot enter without paying a heavy tailor's bill. There is no choice. An iron [?] forbids you to…
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Mr. Winston Churchill was farewelled at a London railway station. He passed in the uniform of a Major, unrecognised, to a special carriage, en…
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LONDON, Thursday.--Lord Kitchener had a wide experience in the West, and was familiar With the views of his colleagues. He had gone in order to report and…
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Diplomatic circles in London await with feverish anxiety the result of the conversation between King Constantine and Lord Kitchener. Greek sympathy towards…
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