... C(ist/r, the ?? by which Lord Roberts is travelling, has written home froma Gibraltar, vhi-ere the vessel o called for Lord Kitchener. He says Our General looks well, but the tI passengers see but little of him except at meals and when he takes a walk ...

... the presence of the Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor, Domeetio Chaplain to her Majesty, Mr. W. .J. Bluno, chief of the Queen's kitchen, Iioutenknt Hiekey, Puperintoudent of the Itoyal Mows, Mr. Alfred Barber, Mayor of Wind- sor, the Rev. J. 11. .1. Ellison ...

... dining-t~ahle was carried off for ncon-payuent. of ?? Rtato. For a week or two, says M-s Mills, We Pieniced in. the front kitchen , I we young~aers glorying in the notion of perse- cu-tiona for truth's -akeo, but enjoying the whole thing inunrnsolv. Jacob ...

... reorganization of the Egyptian army. He particularly distinguished himself with the Dongola expeditionary force under Lord Kitchener,-while serving with the Camel Corps. He was thus in the engagement at Firket and took part in the operations at Hafir, his ...

... of this battery being armed with Messrs. Vickers' and Maxim's quitk-firing 12.Y-pouud guns, Himil to those used by Lord Kit^chener at Omdurman. These guns are not yet supplied to our own Field Artillery, but havo uoxdergono highly satisfac- tory trials ...

... Fusiliers, and detachment No. 5 General Hospital. Mersey, 'Dec. 16.' I Jan. 12: Dust-otar Castle.-Lord Roberts, with Lord Kitchener and Corn- wander of 6th Division Staff. lan. 12: Gaika.-904 officers and men of 2nd East Kent Regiment; 648 officers and ...

... Fusiliers, and detachment No. 5 General'Hospital. Mersey, Dec. 16. aJan.. :12': Dunot/ar Castle.-Lord Roberts, with Lord Kitchener and Comn- mander of 6th Division Staff. Jan. 12 Gaika.-904'officers and men of 2nd East Kent Regim'ent; 648 offlcers and ...

... 'isten'O Chamberlaiu, M.Y., *asat.-once con- ?? by the port launoh to' the DunottaT Castle. The meeting ?? Roberts and Lord Kitchener was most cordial. The Dunottar Castle did not even anchor, Out proceeded immediately. By the time these lines are in print ...

... Councillor of some years' standing. These; Honoers Lists might be described as-Appoint- m en t s and Disappointments. Lord Kitchener has been called from Egypt, a d has been de- spatched to the front to deal with the militarydifficulty that has arisen. Is ...

... announce. He has sent 7igs. to the Charing-cross Hospital Fund, 5Ogs. to the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, 5Ogs. to the Jews' soup kitchen, 50gs. to the aged and needy, and 25gs. to the Orphan Home. After distributing 25Ogs. in this manner there is still a surplus ...

... the slipper which Cinderella has dropped. Two of the comedians, attired as judges,with huge wigs, are mounted on pairs of kitchen steps, and another sits below as clerk of the court. Each claimant tries to fit the slipper amidst uproarious merriment, which ...

... included 'Sir bi'tque Samples,'I labell..i Trade Follows the Flag, the Traveller Follows I Both ?? ruger's Nightmare,' Our Kitchener is t Ordered to the Frent A Watch Night, - A Country . .Fair ' &c. Amongst the valuable prizes were an upright grand ...