... presence of the sentry in front of one of the rebel stockades. Lady Hodgson was largely lnsrrnental in organising a soup kitchen for the starving refugee children outside the fort. Speaking to Reuter's representative, the Governor, in discussing the revolt ...

... cretake of sanve pro'perty in the locality and is fimrin- baxe 'been rendered prr-,ticalv 'liotneleSs. It appeass that the kitchen ohuimuey cauellbt 'tIL and, Lhe >la-nes spreading quickly eo toie thatched roof lhe premises were wvithin a very homt time ...

... i THE HOSPITAL COMMISSION | I I LORD KITCHENER'S EVIDENCE. A ?? dated Jcahannesburg, 14th Septem- her, ?? the Hospitres Commission to-day Lord l~itchener sa.id that. the order of 29% Jamiary for the reduction of transport was absolutely nece's-.atw to ...

... does not throw any fres 1 light on the situationr Kitchener as a strategist is ?? his triaL and he know-s it. My kingdota for a. h w-ase was the hisrofrc exaggerated oifer of Rl''eil r III. Kitchener's appcal tor the homae 'oevcrnui--e is, `Ten thotisand ...

... ASSOCIATION WAR SrEscmL PRETORrA, FRIDAY..-De Wet has managed to elude Kitchener's pursuit, despite the fact that all the British waggons have double teams of picked animals. Kitchener has pressed the pursuit inde- fatigably, but De Wets mobility lhas been ...

... admitted to the Belfast Roval Hospital on Thursday, suffering from burns, caused Iby her clothes becoming ignited at the kitchen fire, died yesterday in that institution. , PnEsBsrTE rA O(irPE r SocIETY. -The governors of this society mnet yesterday in ...

... filthy, verminoas, end half- stazrved looking. There was not a particle of fur- ?? in the house except two old boxes in the kitchen-one used as a table anld the other as a seat. Daniel Mlaher deposed that he lived in Rudded's Row. about five or sin hoases ...

... t EI I tp feE cit en¢-o6 ndn: H~~ Iorh c ?? ni .ed sq p - t E P P S ' S C () C 0 A W Waith YNatc'nl Flat ?? only. 29451 Kitchen I Conjuring X1 Some cooks -an mafe materials go ts ice as far as others, ard can creaca at ordinary cost a varietyof delicate ...

... Fanny Reilly, saw men L-nock re-reatedly and then try to open the hall door with kevs. Fa-iling to enter they opened the kitchen door with a chisel, -and soon after they got into the honse she heard the noise of pitllingr sut dravers. The men left by ...

... witness afterwards accompanied him homer, but -had no drink in his comnpanny. Witness left deceased -sitting beside tile kitchen table. The coroner said he believed deceaxsed's neck -eas broken, and from, the wound on the back of his head, which was two ...

... ,weo aeoa-en or -he kitchen, two a cooks, teco roasl.i't cooks, Sire apprentices, and slx t ;i-ehenn'a~ds, r us-des pantry sod ?? assistanlts Iha WaiL noon the superior 0einnara ofhe I kitchl 1 Tson h lhaere is one great kit.chen there are a lso maun ...

... issued yesterday:- PXETORrIA, 26Tr Sna'rnEBER, 4-15 P.M.-Ian Hamilton's column reached Komatipoort to-day, [to which 'place Kitchener reports the damaged line of railway will be repaired by this evening. Pole-Carew s tates they are getting ample sup- plies ...