... Temperance Association, of the council of which Lord Methuen, though not a teetotaler, is a member. Both Lord Roberta and Lord Kitchener have been enthusiastic advocates of temperance among the rank and file, and the progress made in this direction is largely ...

... to worry. A Charger for Kitchener. I I hear that His Grace the Duke of Portland has purchased a magnificent charger from the London Cab Cooperative Company, of Rutland Yard, Knightsbridge, which he has presented to Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, for use in ...

... having made a complete change in a bad mouthed have tried. We have used them on pulling and bad ho .—Yours obediently, GEORGE KITCHENER, mouthed Polo Ponies an this season with best Coachman to H. H. Dear or TEEM. results. In no Instance have we had sore mouths ...

... South Africa has hardly altered since last week, though the new phase should begin with the arrival of Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener. We began the week in fear and trembling for the fate of Ladysmith, but the news soon arrived that the attack had been beaten ...

... merits of woollen uniforms, even for tropical climates. The Hon. Herbert Howard, who was correspondent of the Timex when Lord Kitchener broke up the Khalifa's power in the Soudan,wrote in one of the last letters before his death that he considered the cotton ...

... GENTLEMAN. The Garden. KITCHEN GARDEN.—Tha operation of this month will be much influenced by the prevailing weather: should the ground be favourable for working, every opportunity should 3 taken to trench up all vacant plots, throwing the earth up as ...

... supplied by the handy Minerva type of second class cruiser. They are officially described as 191 1 knot vessels, yet when Lord Kitchener was taken from Alexandria to Gibraltar, calling in at Malta on are way, the Dido and Isis, on which he sailed, maintained ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to prevent crowding—an evil to be avoided in any case. Trees grown in the open as standards require very little pruning. Kitchen Garde.n—The beds for Parsnips, Carrots, Early Peas, and Onions, if not already trenched up (as they ought to have been in ...

... property of the NARQU' OF ZETLAND, containing on the ground floor entrance hall, four reception room, housekeeper's room, kitchen, laundry, etc.; on the And floor, ten bedrooms,eto. The house beautifully situated, with south aspect, within its own grounds ...

... branches of an overhanging tree to a handful of vegetable marrow seeds that have been emptied into the river along with other kitchen refuse by the miller's wife. If trifles of this character are at all scarce, the chub does not object to a few young frogs ...