... KITCHEN REQUISITES. Near the sink and stove ahould always hang a kitchen scissors, • tin opener, • corkscrew, a small sharp knife, • cloth holder for lifting hot pots, a dredging box for flour, a smaller one for pepper, and a box of salt; a pot chain ...

... KITCHEN HERBS. The aromatic plants that make up the kitchen bouquet play an important part in European cookery. The English housewife uses many varieties of herbs, while the French chef is weld versed in the fine flavours pro. &iced by the addition of ...

... KITCHEN HERBS . The aromatic plants that make up the kitchen bouquet play an important part in European cookery. The English housewife uses many varieties of herbs, while the French chef is well versed in the fine flavours produced by the addition of ...

... KITCHEN REQUISITES. Near the sink and stove should always hang a kitchen scissors, • tin opener, • corkscrew, a email sharp knife, • cloth bolder for lifting hot pots, • dredging box for flour, • smaller one for pepper, and • box of salt; a pot chain ...

... THE KITCHENER FUND PLACED NATIONAL Lord Derby presided yesterday the luncheon given by the W Kitchener Memorial Fund I editors raid journalists, Je « sy London (treasurer) and Sir hon. secretary) were among tno . fund, which has been lias reached a total ...

... LORD KITCHENER. BRISTOL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1916, Among the many sensational announcements since the commencement of the war very few have created a deeper impression on the public mind than that issued yesterday with reference to Lord Kitchener. Attention ...

... in Suffolk, for upwards of two centuries. Lord Kitchener's grandfather, William Kitchener, wag a London merchant, and a Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Clothworkers. Colonel Kitchener had settled in Ireland at a small country house, near I.istowel ...

... KITCHENER AND KUT. Defender's Last Message. i Fighting on British Front. Story of Wrecked Air Raider. French Extending Gains. lie King has sent message to Sir John Maxwell expressing to his gallant troops in Ireland, to the Royal Irish Constabulary, and ...

... KITCHENER'S MEN. HOW THEY FOUGHT AT FALAHIYEH. DISREGARD FOR BULLETS. In the course of despatch from the Mesopotamia front, Mr Edmund Candler, the representative of the British Press with the Expeditionary Force, writes:— Three miles behind the El Hannah ...

... siie. The captain called out for Lord Kitchener come to the fore-bridge, near where the captain's boat was hoisted. was also calling for Lord Kitchener get into the boat, but no ono is able to say whether Lord Kitchener got into the boat not, hat occurred ...

... LORD' KITCHENER VISITS THE PREMIER AND SIR E. GREY. The Prime 'Minister returned to 10, Downing Street from the country about two o'clock yesterday afternoon, and in the early evening was visited Lord Kitchener, who remained in consultation with him for ...

... If Mr Long had ' told them that Lord Kitchener had ever been m the course of this War. ...