... rooms, domestic offices, &c. replete with every convenience for a family good stabling and out buildings pleasure grounds, kitchen garden, orchard, conservatory, and an inclosuro of rich meadow land, the whole covering an area of about 8a. lr. 12p. excel ...

... that the head lad was depressed and chewed tobacco with melancholy recklessness. The cook was very warm even away from her kitchen fire. Still this fact did not prevent him from stopping suddenly as we passed a large furze bush close to the trial ground ...

... much popularity. Mr. Bourchier contributed a good deal to the initial success of Mr. Carton's comedy, and his scene in the kitchen with the aristocratic Lady Huntworth turned cook, once witnessed is sure to be long remembered with delight. Miss Compton ...

... Miss Vm.e Merslone, Miss Beverley Sitgreaves and MOi'k picUULS of1 the' Ladies Kennel Club Show are from photographs by Kitchener and Salmon. ...

... LCHCO Lemco is in season all the l year round in the Kitchen and Sick Room, but the damp chilly days of Autumn and Winter always bring increasing sales. Lemco keeps out the cold by keeping in the heat. To prevent Colds, Chills and Influ= enza take Lemco ...

... LEMCO WHO' 2 Kitchen Conjuring Some cooks can make materials go twice as far as others, and can create at ordinary cost a variety of delicate dishes which would delight the palate of an epicure. What is the secret? riie genuine Liebig Company's Extract ...

... attendance was a large one, and the sport enjoyed so thoroughly that further meetings are to be held. Our pictures are by the Kitchener Portrait Co. J. A. Tatham. Patience, the aisthetio opera by Mr. W. S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan, which was first produced ...

... Co.-- to enable tt|e public to distinguish it fron\ inferior substitutes. Lemco is in season i all the year round in the Kitchen and Sick Room, but the constant changes of tem= perature in Autumn and Winter always bring increasing sales. Lemco keeps out ...

... not only for myself but for others, present, and again proved how a visit to a dog show can be made in comfort when the kitchen and luncheon room are close to you, and pleasant and interested conversation not interrupted by the calling of waiters and ...

... load ing direct into and forming private waterway to the River Thames, quarter of a mile distant walled fruit, flower, and kitchen gardens, large orchards, well stocked with prize fruit trees, vineries, glass houses, Excellent stabling for five, large coach ...

... Militia into the 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars. He became a Major in 1807, and distinguished himself greatly avith Lord Kitchener in 1897- 18C8. At Atbara, with the fifth squadron, he made a dashing charge, which earned him his brevet Lieut. -Colonelcy ...

... , by its use. To the clever housekeeper will readily be suggested a score of ways in which Bovril can he utilised in the kitchen in the preparation of new dishes and the improvement of old ones. makes contented cooks. 1 1 1 i ...