... 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 ...

... Inelutsac terms for roams, cooking. attendance 4and lIghL.-.J. B., 6 - rownlLl'.goarde:',$, Cuttard- ?? -~ ?? r aEEROMS and KITCHEN, -- bath, I..Coft two slatjon3 and trains. Ito chiren.- HaM '1 lcs.-l-. ?? WTANTED, inmaediatelY, SITTI.NG and BED. F 1111m ...

... 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 ...

... H1OME r !Jt APLE: land Co will be happv to sntd a copy oS their tr.ady gSude. Some iaeiul 'iz ¶l for the Cit. ftng lnts of kitchen requisites for itouses of various r>;ze, aK .sg Psi trems mruch tinre aad trouble. AUo I1ilsatr- ?? rret pr~cts oS col-bioxes ...

... chisate Lot1 2m.-A taD at we)t-bana ant ?? eua-dtie Y.,a ?? vtu~t-rimto!,r berd. batn (b. and cjw tlmmnt ciuwict tatI-s. farg kitchen, eo'clery. coul reliar, g md ?? Sony Jo-t aint lmcati ?? £40j sir ?? 4-A ?? clt.bec at te~ts ?? t. o :Ma stret.- All tltoac ...

... Sateetkd C-'asl. St.-, Beat Waltienlil. 51&.. It. . &- Go.'6 Bot lilkatnue. 50e.; Pesny Bright*.. 20..; good Hoc,., COW. 28.; Kitchen, 27s.: Ynirt, 270.; HanS boaom, 260.. 1Irl-bt Co'bblft, 23q.: Hard Cobbles, ?? vr C!oI. 22.; C' e. 16.., &r. CAaLu-General ...

... oal Saturday. The Louie, with stores, im due on k'riday, for which day thie Duriotwtir Castle, with Lord Roherts ?? l.,ord Kitchener, is also sot down, though tlho expectation is that the vessel carry- iug the Comman:ndor-in-Chief Luad his principal italf ...

... Sulkstau., 23a.; DLMrby, 29.:; 6toFd Haauo Corl, 2B ?? 7Kitrhon, 27r. ,tcausx 22i.; Cobbles, 20s.. liard Co&bI.., 25s.. KiTChenER, lbs.; s n CaI, 23.. Nlie.; Coke. ?? 12Pn t .t., Special qua.ttione tar troati lD at onon firy etati me. C O.LS.-.Tho Cf ...

... strongly that he thought there must have been oil on the hoor of the assage, which was alight. Oil was running towards the kitchen door. By the Julry: If he hadi known of the five children. he couttd certainly have daved some of them, as at that time he ...

... DISTRIBUTION OF SOLDIERS' FUNDS. TUE PATRIOTIC FUND. THE SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' FAMILIES ASSOCIATION. Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener have landed, and a new phase of the campaign is about to begin. Whilst we are waiting for the curtain to draw up, I propose ...

... ROBERTS & KITCHENER AT CAPETOWN. DISPATCH FROM BULLER THE BOER LOSSES IVA GGON LOADS OF WOUNDED. STORMBERG RECONNOITRED. ?? s~~ ~~~qi of BOERS IN FORCE of FOOD SUPPLIES SECURER en tlh FRENCH'S MOVEEMNS. HORSE GUARDS CAPTURED. th re, Lord Roberts and his ...