... KITCHENER. Tus BEAN EXCHAN(.E. DOWN in the deeps of the wintry sea, Far from the tossing waves ; Where the clinging weed is the only meed, O'er the sailors' silent graves. Down in the deeps an old crab squats, Watching with evil eye, The trawl with its ...

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... IN THE KITCHEN IT is a good plan to fix a sepal to day fur fancy cakea •Swevt ,- ; it leave, time for experiments. Whida are always sutere,ting A kesh a simple sweet that to be BLANC-MANOR. ihit is an airance i.ent d two different one above the tatter ...

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... LORD KITCHENER. SIMLA. Lord Kitchener embarked at 'rota..win yesterday for Colombo, on roots to Anna sad Japan. He remarked in an interview, I shall row retain deeper and warmest indaresta in %Al, its people, and its Arno. General Sir O'Hoore Creagh. ...

... KITCHENER'S HORSE. We are able to state., on the authorite of a letter just Imre by Lieutenant It. Itruemilardy from the Commander-in-Chief in India. that there is no immediate prospect of Lord Kitchener re turnnig to This definite information, which ...

... KITCHEN TO CASTLE. WHAT A COOK WILL. DO WITH A WINDFALL. The pamentrers on board of the mann Grohs. which has arrived at Plymouth, included Role Karate. forms-Ay a cook at a restaurant io Grand Street, New York. Mrs. Karelita is hastening home to! Mier ...

... LORD KITCHENER. IBS PROBABLE SUCCESSOR IN INDIA. Lord Kitchener's term of office u Goramander-in-Obief of the Indian Army expires in November next, after an extenmon of tee years. It just that he may be eked to the early spring It is that General Sir ...

... LORD KITCHENER TO SUCCEED THE DUKE 0) CONNAUGHT IN THE MEDITERRANEAN. The War Office :ant night low. the (fit. twin` notice - Lord Kitchener has, m oonforouty the wishes of Majesty', C.:overall:l.ot. °opted the posit,too of Hach Com m►nding In th. tnrranee ...

... KITCHEN RAN Recent Testimonial. Dear Fure.—The Range It anestreasely good beau the ea,- bath. and I am sore ...

... Kitchener and the Specials. According to private messages, the war correspondents in South Africa received the news of Lord Kitchener's appointment with mixed feelings. If the previous censorship chastised their telegrams with the blue pencil, that under ...

... CARDS IN KITCHEN. At Wakefield Gaut, Rm. Elko landlady of the Wroisecks Rotel, Westgate, far Mrs. was of one« the boomed homes and hitherto there bed been her Early on the of Woodsy, Aped Mk. taro constables homed in the of the boom, and on to a low wail ...