... LORD KITCHENER. [be.te_'s telegram.] t CAIRO, Dec 20. Lord Kitchener started for Dongola to-day. Captain Watson, formerly Aide-de-Camp to the Sirdar, has been appointed his Military Secretary. After Lord Kitchener's arrival at Omdurman, the construction ...

... diminish the cost. I believe these public kitchens have been tried on the Continent and proved a success. In England we are slow in adopting new ideas, but surely there would be no harm in giving it a trial. The kitchens would be especially useful in connection ...

... SOUP KITCHENS. » TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNINO POST. Sir, — The cold weather compels us to think of the needs and sufferings of our hundreds of poor children. Last winter the season was so open that we did not require to begin our soup kitchen work until ...

... LORD KITCHENER. [reuter's telegram.] CAIRO, Dec. 21. On the conclusion of Lord Cromer's visit to Khartoum Lord Kitchener will proceed up the Blue Nile on a visit to Gedaref and the adjacent Provinces. He will probably return to Cairo in about three months' ...

... SODA IN THE KITCHEN. » TO THE EDITOR OP THE MOBNI2.G POSIT. Sik, — I should like to be allowed to express my gratitude I to ?? Somersetshire for the hint conveyed in his letter of the 4th. His account of the shooting party exactly ; describes what happened ...

... THE KITCHEN AND THE CELLAR. TO THE EDITOU OP THE MORNING POST. Sir, — Inspired, possibly, by the genius of the day, a weekly journal ou the Ist inst. informed its readers that the late Abraham Hayward wrote The Kitchen and the Cellar in the Quarterly ...

... SOUP KITCHENS. TO THK EDITOR OP THE MORNINO POST. Sir, — At this season many people are receiving letters from managers or superintendents of soup kitchens, solicit- ing subscriptions. It is perfectly well known that many of these institutions are established ...

... SODA IN THE KITCHEN. ♦ TO THE EDITOR OF THE HO___Jl_.G POST. Sir, — Somersetshire has been complaining of the use of soda, botli bi-carbonate and the common washing kind. I think he will find that the mischief he writes about is caused by the state ...

... LORD KITCHENER. The Sirdar dined yesterday evening at the Royal Artillery Mess, Woolwich, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Colonel-iii-Chiet of the Regiment, being in the chair. Lord Kitchener was met by a Guard of Honour of Royal Horse Artillery ...

... COLONEL KITCHENER. ♦ _BE — TEB_ TELEGRAMS.] SUEZ, Jan. 24. Colonel Kitchener has arrived here from Suakim on board her Majesty's gunboat Starling. He is still suffering from the effects of his wound, but is progressing favourably. Major MacNurdo is now ...

... SODA IN THE KITCHEN. « TO THE EDITOR OF THE ?? POST. Sir,— Many people suffer from ill-health without know- ing the reason, because their cook, put common washing soda into vegetables. The effect is most injurious ; feverish symptoms appear, aud total ...

... LORD KITCHENER, The approaching visit of Lord Kitchener of Khartoum to> Cambridge on the '-ith inst. to receive from the University he honorary degree of Doctor iv Laws is to be made tho iccasion of a demonstration on the part of tho town. It ia imposed ...