... a complete change in a had mouthed have tried. AVe have used them on pulling a nd bad h ors e,—Yours obediently, GEORGE KITCHENER, mouthed Polo Ponies all this season with best Coachman to H. H. Drag or Tad. results. In no Instance have we had sore mouths ...

... the second best on the Island, very easy o f access ; all bent fishing. English owner 'applies two fl oored-sleeping tents, kitchen, and mane tents. NORWEGIAN ANGLINGS. Excellent HAULING BEAT on the KAMEN, available for the whole season ; last Reason's catches ...

... are invited to be present and partake of the good things provided by the hostess and her worthy spouse, the first in the kitchen and the latter in the cellar. There is a club in Bolton which is now one of the finest in that town, and rejoices ander the ...

... containing three reception-rooms, seven bedrooms, attic, bathroom (hot water), w.c., kitchen, scullery, and usual domestic offices, with lawn, conservatory, vinery, walled kitchen garden, stabling for six horses, coach-house, shippens, piggery, waggon shed, ...

... As I have just said, the state of things in South Africa is unquestionably serious ; and one noteworthy fact is that Lord Kitchener left the enemy's country and paid a flying visit to De Aar in so-called friendly territory--a step which for the first ...

... nine bedrooms, dressing room, bathroom, etc. Bold staircase and rmsny landings. The Mikes consist of servants sitting room, kitchen, scullery, pantry, larder, etc. ; ample eellarage detached stabling for two horses, harness room, loft, and coachman's living ...

... well-built and convenient FAIN ILI' RESIDENCE, containing dining, drawing, and bresk tar-rooms seven bedrams ; bath-t.» u ; good kitchens ; usual domestic offices ; tabling for tight horses ; near station ; within easy reach of three packs of hounds; rent moderate ...

... in Cumberland is one which was lately described as being the invention of a Welshman. The worm-seeker takes a common local kitchen poker—a pointed rod of iron some two feet long—and thrusting it into the ground in a grass field close by a cow's dung, wriggles ...

... Friday Morning. CHEERFUL MARKETS.—Strategy at last! is the exclamation of the City on the News that Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener have apparently been the lira of our Generals to outmanceuvre the Boers. Although there may be a great deal of hard fighting ...

... collapsing landing.net. ' No,' replied he, ' these things I may do later ; I have an unbarked green hazel rod, a ball of kitchen twine, a bent pin hook, and a blackberry crook for a gaff, and plenty of worms for bait. When I have caught some salmon and ...

... world ; but one point against this is that we are both prepared to do our uttermost not to. Lord Kitchener as C.-in-C. So it seems after all that Lord Kitchener is to succeed Lord Roberts as Commander-in-Chief in South Africa as soon as the Boers give him ...

... over the kitchen fireplace. Curious specimens of fire-arms ornamented that kitchen : long barrelled, single, flint-look guns ; horse pistols, pocket pistols, a constable's staff, gorgeously painted with the Royal Arms. In front of this kitchen fire we ...