... The Stock an 4 Maskete. What with the death of the American President, the nugatory effect of the Kitchener proclamation, and the break in the weather, the Stock Exchange hair been in anything but a buoyant mood. Home railway traffics, with the exception ...

... •,w•oj• Lisbon newspapers announce that at the recent interview between Lord Kitchener and the Governor-Cleneral of Mozambique, the bases of an agreement were laid down which, if carried out, will greatly advance the future prospects of the province. ...

... is a new restaurant for the salaried staff of the company, and a cafe for the workmen, with connecting service-rooms and kitchen fitted with the most modern cooking appliances. Lavatories with hot and cold water are annexed, with a charming little co ...

... annum—a rate unequalled in the history of railway construction, if we: except the military line laid to Kart3um by Lord Kitchener, where the rate of progress averaged two miles per day. The line will serve an area equal to one-ninth of the continental ...

... 3in., an extreme height of 14ft., and a weight of almost sixty tons. It contains reception-room, boudoir, dining-room, and kitchen. The reception-room opens directly on to an observation platform. It is panelled in Circassian walnut, and the decorations ...

... come within the scope of the Patriotic Fund, and in some cases are already in receipt of pensions. As regards medals, Lord Kitchener will forward his recommendations in due course. Name of Company. Barry Bala and Feßtiniog _ _ Belfast and Co. Down Do. and ...

... refreshments, such as tea, coffee, cold meats, sandwiches, and liquid comforts of various descriptions, will be dispensed from a kitchen car at moderate tariffs, the hungry or thirsty traveller merely having to touch a button in order to summon the attendant ...

... the emolument now generally accorded to the post, just as they woul.i undertake to command the Channel Fleet and show Lord Kitchener how to do things at Pretorie. But what sort of man? In law, Medicine, literature, and politics prizes are open far more tempting ...

... Empire are preraring for festivities which would to some extent be marred by war in any part of His Majesty's dominions. Lord Kitchener is known to be a humane man. Men of stamp generally arc, though not wont to thump their breasts and thank God they are not ...

... faced the heavy task before them with so much energy that he was able to take the Viceroy to Solan on October 14th and Lord Kitchener over the whole line on the 21st. Since then the railway has been again inspected and passed for both goods and passenger ...

... Hobson, comprises six cars, varying in length from trtft. to Wft., and includes postal and baggage van, dining-car with kitchen, three day and sleeping saloons, and buffet and libraly car. The interior fittings are throughout of the best wainscot oak ...

... Junction Railway of the Company at a point 21 chains, or thereabouts, south-west of the bridge carrying that Railway over Kitchens Gout near Rockingham Farm, and terminating in the parish of Stoke Gifford by a junction with the South 'Wales and Bristol ...