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... THE PARLIAMENT KITCHEN. In the House of Commons, a few days since, Mr. Stafford moved the appointment standing committee to control the arrangements of the kitchen and refreshment rooms in department of the Sergeant-at-Arms. Mr. F. French hoped that the ...
... LORD KITCHENER. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) Cairo, August 20. Lord Kitchener leaves here for Khartoum to-night. em ...
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... placed a phonograph in the, kitchen, and privily bribed the cook to set it working when her mistress was talking. This she did, and Sunday last after dinner, the instrument having in the meantime been brought from the kitchen into the dining-room, Mrs. ...
... KITCHE iwi AN An important articlo in the January num- ber of the * Pall Mall Magazine” is written by one of General Kitchener's officers, and is highly interesting, and as the actual ex- perience of a soldier, it isa document of great value. The writer ...
... LORD KITCHENER. (better's telegram.) Cairo, Dec. 18. Lord Kitchener goes to Dongola on Tuesday held an inspection, returning 011 the 28th to join Lord Cromer. ...
... THE KITCHEN AND FLOWER THE GARDEN. A CATALOCUE OF SEEDS. „v Son, the Royal fie -d Messrs. B, 1 ™ have just issued then- House. High-street. flow( r catelogne oi ,,tn 0;ltalof; Ls handsomely are well arranged a printed, and tlfe number of novel.,es b«ng ...
... EXETER SOUP KITCHEN. The Bxeter Soup Kitchen was opened yesterday 1 noon for the first time this winter, when 300 gallons of soup were dispensed. Among those present and at the distribution were the Right Worshipful the Mayor and the Mayoress, Mr. Horace ...
... generally happened that the kitchen was no soon er opened and the notices issued, than the wind went ro mnd to the South, and the collections were not made. The gentlemen and all praise was due to thei for thei who managed the kitchen opened the frost set in— ...
... indefatigable lion, secretary (for twenty years before the establishment of the Kitchen secretary to the old relief and famine funds), John Daw, Esq., founder of the Soup Kitchen, E. G. Cann, Esq., C. ShoD, Esq., J. C. Wilcocks, Esq., Ralph Sanders, Esq. ...
... the reasons assigned, that the kitchen should not be opened at present; but if the meeting thought otherwise the committee would take their instructions on the point. Mr. Wilcocks said the winter before last the kitchen was opened on the 22nd of January ...
... BARNSTAPLE SOUP KITCHEN. The funds aid of the Barnstaple Soup Kitchen haviDg been exhausted, the Management Commifctee desired the Mayor (Mr. R. Lake) to call public meeting to the means of acquiring the necessary funds for working the kitchen. A meeting ...